Strong in the Rain Selected Poems

Name: Strong in the Rain Selected Poems
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ISBN: 9781852247812

ISBN-10: 1852247819

ISBN-13: 9781852247812

Edition: 2007

Authors: Kenji Miyazawa, Roger Pulvers, Roger Pulvers

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Description:

A collection of poetry from an early 20th century Japanese poet, best known for his childrens stories.

Book details

List price: $17.95
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: Bloodaxe Books
Publication date: 11/15/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 128
Size: 5.80" wide x 8.48" long x 0.35" tall
Weight: 0.484
Language: English



Introduction



Preface to Spring and Ashura


Stop Working


Love and the Fever


Curse of the Lightscape of Spring


Scenery and a Music Box


Ippongino


Departure to a Different Road


Jealous of the Dawn


Granddaughter of a Celebrated Buddhist Monk


Night


My Heart Now


The Winds Are Calling by the Front Door


Speaking with the Eyes


Now There Is Nowhere to Turn for Money


Am I Destined to Die Today


We Lived Together


Whatever Anyone Says


Politicians


If I Cut Through These Woods


Early Spring Monologue


The Story of the Zashiki Bokko


Shouldering the Flowers of the Narcissus


Around the Time When the Diluvial Period Ended


Reed Cutter


In Delirium


Today Without Fail I


Ambiguous Argument Concerning Spring Clouds


Sapporo City


Smoke


Spring


Village Girl


A Dwelling


Shadow from the Future Zone


On the Train


The Sun and Taichi


Hill Daze


Valley


Mount Iwate


An Impression


The Swordsmen's Dance of Haratai


Pine Needles


The Morning of Last Farewell


Burning Desire's Past


The Sun Sheds Slivers of Topaz


The Tsugaru Strait


The Petals of Karma


An Icy Joke


January on the Iwate Light Railway


High Grade Mist


Cloud Signal


A Report


Clearing


Romance


Strong in the Rain


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