Mark Strand

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Golden Ecco Anthology

1. Mark Strand

Reasons for Moving, Darker & The Sargentville Not

1. Sholom Aleichem
2. Elie Wiesel
3. S Y Agnon

One for Each Night

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2. Adalber , Salas Hernández

Puerto oscuro

Un hombre emprende el camino desde sus orígenes hacia un futuro que es un inhóspito más allá donde no hay Dios, apenas ángeles y recuerdos. Esta travesía de ecos dantescos es el hilo que hilvana los tercetos de Puerto oscuro, una obra que, concebida como un único y extenso poema dividido en cuarenta y cinco secciones, medita en torno al flujo de la vida, los finales, los pasados y los futuros.

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Dark Harbor

Pulitzer Prize-winner Mark Strand gives us a poem in forty-five sections that-despite its wide range and shifting mood and tone-is all of a piece. Here Strand speaks candidly to the reader, conversing, offering urban wit and surrealist digressions that draw on our innermost sensations and the outermost reaches of our reality: Is what exists a souvenir of the time Of the great nought and deep night without stars The time before the universe began? When we look at each other and see nothing Is that not a confirmation that we are less Than meets the eye and embody some of The night of our origins? A timeless pursuit of timeless questions, Dark Harbor centers on uncertainty and the known, family and isolation, the possible and the real. The poems in this book are easily recognizable as the world of one of our most interesting and influential poets.

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The Weather of Words