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  1. Recovering
    A Journal
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    An affecting diary of one year's hardships and healing, by one of the twentieth century's most extraordinary memoirists For decades, readers have celebrated May Sarton's journals for their candid look at relationships, success and failure, communion... mehr

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    An affecting diary of one year's hardships and healing, by one of the twentieth century's most extraordinary memoirists For decades, readers have celebrated May Sarton's journals for their candid look at relationships, success and failure, communion with nature, and the curious stages of aging. In Recovering, Sarton focuses on her sixty-sixth year-one marked by the turmoil of a mastectomy, the end of a treasured relationship, and the loneliness that visits a life of chosen solitude. Each deeply felt entry in the journal, written between 1978 and 1979, is laced with poignancy and honesty as she

     
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    ISBN: 9781497685451
    Schlagworte: Sarton, May,-1912-1995-Diaries..; Authors, American-20th century-Diaries; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Thursday, December 28th, 1978; Friday, December 29th; Saturday, December 30th; Sunday, December 31st; Monday, January 1st, 1979; Tuesday, January 2nd; Wednesday, January 3rd; Thursday, January 4th; Friday, January 5th; Saturday, January 6th; Monday, January 8th; Thursday, January 11th; Friday, January 12th; Saturday, January 13th; Wednesday, January 17th; Thursday, January 18th; Monday, January 22nd; Thursday, January 25th; Friday, January 26th; Saturday, January 27th; Wednesday, January 31st; Monday, February 5th; Wednesday, February 7th; Friday, February 9th

    Tuesday, February 13thSaturday, February 17th; Monday, February 19th; Tuesday, February 20th; Friday, February 23rd; Saturday, February 24th; Monday, February 26th; Tuesday, February 27th; Thursday, March 1st; Friday, March 9th; Sunday, March 11th; Monday, March 12th; Saturday, March 17th; Tuesday, March 20th; Saturday, April 14th; Monday, April 16th; Tuesday, April 17th; Wednesday, April 18th; Saturday, April 21st; Thursday, April 26th; Saturday, April 28th; Thursday, May 3rd; Saturday, May 26th; Monday, May 28th; Wednesday, May 30th; Friday, June 1st; Monday, June 4th; Tuesday, June 5th

    Wednesday, June 6thThursday, June 7th; Friday, June 8th; Tuesday, June 26th; Thursday, June 28th; Sunday, July 1st; Monday, July 2nd; Thursday, July 5th; Friday, July 6th; Sunday, July 8th; Tuesday, July 10th; Monday, July 16th; Wednesday, July 18th; Saturday, July 21st; Monday, July 23rd; Friday, July 27th; Tuesday, July 31st; Thursday, August 2nd; Friday, August 3rd; Saturday, August 4th; Monday, August 6th; Tuesday, August 7th; Thursday, August 9th; Friday, August 10th; Monday, August 13th; Tuesday, August 21st; Friday, August 24th; Saturday, August 25th; Monday, August 27th

    Tuesday, August 28thSaturday, September 1st; Sunday, September 2nd; Monday, September 3rd, Labor Day; Tuesday, September 4th; Saturday, September 8th; Monday, September 10th; Wednesday, September 12th; Thursday, September 13th; Saturday, September 15th; Monday, September 17th; Tuesday, September 18th; Wednesday, September 19th; Wednesday, September 26th; Thursday, September 27th; Friday, September 28th; Monday, October 1st; Saturday, October 6th; Sunday, October 7th; Monday, October 7th; Wednesday, October 10th; Friday, October 12th; Thursday, October 18th; Tuesday, October 23rd

    Wednesday, October 24thFriday, October 26th; Tuesday, October 30th; Saturday, November 3rd; Friday, November 9th; Monday, November 12th; November 30th; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  2. A Grain of Mustard Seed
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>May Sarton presents a collection of socially charged yet universal poems</b></div><DIV><BR>One of the many gems of this volume is "The Invocation to Kali," which explores a dark and destructive femininity. Sarton writes of "Crude power... mehr

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    May Sarton presents a collection of socially charged yet universal poems


    One of the many gems of this volume is "The Invocation to Kali," which explores a dark and destructive femininity. Sarton writes of "Crude power that forges a balance / Between hate and love," finding an amalgam of dark and light within a single act. This graceful and nuanced work forges powerful connections between timeless ideas and specific moments in history.

     
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    ISBN: 9781480474376
    Schlagworte: American poetry ; 19th century ; History and criticism..; American poetry ; 20th century ; History and criticism..; Poem; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; Part One; Ballad of the Sixties; The Rock in the Snowball; The Ballad of Ruby; The Ballad of Johnny; Easter, 1968; The Invocation to Kali; After The Tiger; ""We''ll to the woods no more""; Night Watch; Part Two; Proteus; A Last Word; Girl with ''Cello; An Intruder; The Muse as Medusa; A Seventy-fifth Birthday; The Great Transparencies; Friendship: The Storms; Evening Walk in France; Dutch Interior; A Vision of Holland; Part Three; Bears and Waterfalls; A Parrot; Frogs and Photographers; Eine Kleine Snailmusik; The Fig; Hawaiian Palm

    Part FourA Hard Death; The Silence; Annunciation; At Chartres; Once More at Chartres; Jonah; Easter Morning; The Godhead as Lynx; The Waves; Beyond the Question; Invocation; Acknowledgments; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  3. Collected Poems
    1930-1993
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>A comprehensive volume collecting May Sarton's poetry from over sixty years of work</b></div><DIV><BR>This collection spanning six decades exposes the charm and clarity of Sarton's poetry to the fullest. Arranged in chronological order,... mehr

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    A comprehensive volume collecting May Sarton's poetry from over sixty years of work


    This collection spanning six decades exposes the charm and clarity of Sarton's poetry to the fullest. Arranged in chronological order, it follows the transformation of her writing through a wide range of poetic forms and styles. Her poetry meditates on topics including the American landscape, aging, nature, the act of creating art, and self-study. This compendium from one of America's most beloved poets will enthrall readers.

     
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    ISBN: 9781480474369
    Schlagworte: Poem..; Poetry ; 19th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; 20th century ; Criticism and interpretation; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; Encounter in April (1930-1937); First Snow; ""She Shall Be Called Woman""; Strangers; Inner Landscape (1936-1938); Prayer before Work; Architectural Image; Understatement; Summary; Address to the Heart; Memory of Swans; After Silence; Canticle; From Men Who Died Deluded; Afternoon on Washington Street; Winter Evening; A Letter to James Stephens; The Lion and the Rose (1938-1948); Monticello; Charleston Plantations; Where the Peacock Cried; In Texas; Boulder Dam; Colorado Mountains; Of the Seasons; Meditation in Sunlight

    Difficult SceneThe Window; The Lion and the Rose; Indian Dances; Santos: New Mexico; Poet in Residence: The Students; Campus; Before Teaching; After Teaching; Place of Learning; The Work of Happiness; After a Train Journey; O Who Can Tell?; The Clavichord; Song: ""Now let us honor with violin and flute""; In Memoriam; Now Voyager; My Sisters, O My Sisters; The Lady and the Unicorn; Question; Perspective; Return; ""O Saisons! O Châteaux!""; These Pure Arches; We Have Seen the Wind; Homage to Flanders; The Sacred Order; What the Old Man Said; Navigator; Who Wakes; Return to Chartres

    To the LivingThe Tortured; The Birthday; The Leaves of the Tree (1948-1950); Myth; Song without Music; The Swans; The Second Spring; Kot''s House; To an Honest Friend; Landscape Pursued by a Cloud; Evening Music; Lullaby; Islands and Wells; Boy by the Waterfall; Poets and the Rain; Winter Grace; The Land of Silence (1950-1953); The First Autumn; The Sacred Wood; Summer Music; As Does New Hampshire; Transition; Villanelle for Fireworks; Provence; Journey by Train; Evening in France; From All Our Journeys; Where Warriors Stood; Take Anguish for Companion; Innumerable Friend; The Caged Bird

    The Land of SilenceLetter to an Indian Friend; Of Prayer; The Tree; A Light Left On; Because What I Want Most Is Permanence; Song: ""This is the love I bring""; Leaves before the Wind; In a Dry Land; Prothalamion; Kinds of Wind; The Seas of Wheat; These Images Remain:; ""Now that the evening gathers up the day""; ""Even such fervor must seek out an end""; ""So to release the soul, search out the soul""; ""The rose has opened and is all accomplished""; ""But parting is return, the coming home""; ""The stone withstands, but the chisel destroys""; ""What angel can I leave, gentle and stern""

    ""These images remain, these classic landscapes""""Here are the peaceful days we never knew""; Without the Violence; Humpty Dumpty; Giant in the Garden; Journey toward Poetry; Italian Garden; Letter from Chicago; On a Winter Night; Now I Become Myself; In Time Like Air (1953-1958); A Celebration for George Sarton; Dialogue; The Furies; The Action of the Beautiful; On Being Given Time; The Metaphysical Garden; Where Dream Begins; Lament for Toby, a French Poodle; Green Song; These Were Her Nightly Journeys; The Olive Grove; Mediterranean; At Muzot; To the North; After Four Years; Somersault

    The Frog, that Naked Creature
  4. In Time Like Air
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>Finalist for the National Book Award: May Sarton at her evocative and contemplative best</b></div><DIV><BR>The title poem of this entrancing collection compares love to salt for its ability both to dissolve and to crystallize "into a... mehr

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    Finalist for the National Book Award: May Sarton at her evocative and contemplative best


    The title poem of this entrancing collection compares love to salt for its ability both to dissolve and to crystallize "into a presence." At once philosophical and fiercely corporeal, this work presents emotion as a sensory experience. Written with Sarton's characteristic concision, these deeply felt poems will delight readers.

     
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    ISBN: 9781480474338
    Schlagworte: Poem..; Poetry ; 19th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; 20th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; Collections; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; Epigraph; I; Islands and Wells; Dialogue; The Furies; The Action of the Beautiful; On Being Given Time; The Metaphysical Garden; Lady with a Falcon; Where Dream Begins; Lament for Toby; II; Green Song; The Return; The Fall; The Olive Grove; Mediterranean; At Muzot; To the North; After Four Years; Somersault; The Frog, That Naked Creature; The Phoenix; III; In Time Like Air; Nativity; Annunciation; Sun Boat; Ceremony; All Souls; Lifting Stone; IV; Binding the Dragon; Song; The Fall; The Other Place; Definition; Fore Thought

    A Pair of HandsMy Father''s Death; The Light Years; Spring Day; By Moonlight; Reflections in a Double Mirror; Death and the Lovers; Translations from the French; Allusion to Poets - Odilon-Jean Périer; Gifts - Francis Jammes; This Peasant''s Son - Francis Jammes; Sonnet - Jean Cassou; Life That Passes - Pierre Seghers; The Voyages - Robert Sabatier; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  5. A Durable Fire
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>Poetic meditations on solitude by acclaimed author May Sarton</b></div><DIV><BR>This collection borrows its title from Sir Walter Raleigh, who wrote, "Love is a durable fire / In the mind ever burning." It is a fitting sentiment for a... mehr

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    Poetic meditations on solitude by acclaimed author May Sarton


    This collection borrows its title from Sir Walter Raleigh, who wrote, "Love is a durable fire / In the mind ever burning." It is a fitting sentiment for a collection on solitude, wherein the author finds herself full of emotion even in seclusion. The first poem, "Gestalt at Sixty," finds the author reflecting on the joy and loneliness of being solitary. A Durable Fire is a transformative work by a masterful poet.

     
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    ISBN: 9781480474352
    Schlagworte: Poem..; Poetry ; 19th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; 20th century ; Criticism and interpretation; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; Epigraph; Gestalt at Sixty; Part One; Myself to Me; Dear Solid Earth; The Return of Aphrodite; Inner Space; Things Seen; Mozart Again; May Walk; The Tree Peony; A Chinese Landscape; The Gifted; Reeds and Water; Moth in the Schoolroom; The Snow Light; Warning; Surfers; All Day I Was with Trees; A Storm of Angels; The Angels and the Furies; The Country of Silence; After an Island; Fulfillment; Part Two: The Autumn Sonnets; Under the leaves an infant love lies dead; If I can let you go as trees let go

    I wake to gentle mist over the meadowI never thought that it could be, not once; After a night of rain the brilliant screen; As if the house were dying or already dead; Twice I have set my heart upon a sharing; I ponder it again and know for sure; This was our testing year after the first; We watched the waterfalls, rich and baroque; For steadfast flame wood must be seasoned; Part Three; February Days; Note to a Photographer; March in New England; The Garden of Childhood; Composition; Autumn Again; Winter Carol; Part Four; Burial; Of Grief; Prisoner at a Desk; Birthday Present

    Elegy for Louise BoganPart Five: Letters to a Psychiatrist; Christmas Letter, 1970; The Fear of Angels; The Action of Therapy; I Speak of Change; Easter, 1971; The Contemplation of Wisdom; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  6. Coming into Eighty
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>In May Sarton's seventeenth and final collection of poetry, the writer reflects on life, aging, and mortality</b></div><DIV><i><BR>Coming into Eighty</i> presents a poet's look at age. Herein, Sarton gives readers a glimpse into her... mehr

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    In May Sarton's seventeenth and final collection of poetry, the writer reflects on life, aging, and mortality


    Coming into Eighty     presents a poet's look at age. Herein, Sarton gives readers a glimpse into her quotidian tasks, her memories, her losses, and her triumphs. The volume explores topics ranging from the war in Iraq to the struggle of taking a cat to the vet. Dark and immediate, this work catalogues both the tedium and the splendor of life with equal wit and beauty. Winner of the Levinson Prize.

     
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    ISBN: 9781480474314
    Schlagworte: Lesbians'' writings, American ; Poetry..; Older women ; Poetry..; Poetry ; 19th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; 20th century ; Criticism and interpretation; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; PREFACE; Coming into Eighty; Renascence; I Wanted Poems to Come; The O''s of November; December Moon; As Fresh, As Always New; Small Joys; A Thought; Friendship and Illness; Best Friend; The Teacher; Rinsing the Eye; Palm; After the Long Enduring; Elegy; The Artist; All Souls 1991; The Absence of God; The Use of Force; The Scream; Guilt; Melancholy; For My Mother; Getting Dressed; Friend or Enemy; Wanting to Die; The Tides; Lunch in the Garden; Obit; A Fortune; To Have What I Have; Bliss; Luxury; The Ender, The Beginner

    A Handful of ThymeBirthday Present; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  7. The Lion and the Rose
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>May Sarton's poetic celebrations of the American landscape</b></div><DIV><BR>Written in Santa Fe, New Mexico, May Sarton's third collection of poems takes inspiration from the land, the light, and the palette of the American Southwest.... mehr

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    May Sarton's poetic celebrations of the American landscape


    Written in Santa Fe, New Mexico, May Sarton's third collection of poems takes inspiration from the land, the light, and the palette of the American Southwest. With archaeological precision, Sarton uncovers American history and heredity. "Plain grandeur escapes definition," begins one poem. But Sarton's America is alive with history and is continually redefined by its own settings and mythology.

     
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    ISBN: 9781480474345
    Schlagworte: Poem..; Poetry ; 19th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; 20th century ; Criticism and interpretation; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; I THEME AND VARIATIONS; Meditation in Sunlight; Difficult Scene; The Window; The Lion and The Rose; II AMERICAN LANDSCAPES; Winchester, Virginia; Monticello; In Deep Concern; Charleston Plantations; Where The Peacock Cried; In Texas; Boulder Dam; Colorado Mountains; Of The Seasons; Indian Dances; Santos: New Mexico; Poet in Residence (1-5); III THE WORK OF HAPPINESS; New Year Wishes; Definition; Song: No, I will never forget you; The Work of Happiness; After a Train Journey; Night Storm; O Who Can Tell?; The Clavichord

    Song: Now let us honorThe White-Haired Man; In That Deep Wood; In Memoriam (1-3); Poem in Autumn; Now Voyager; My Sisters, O My Sisters (1-4); IV LOVE POEMS; The Lady and The Unicorn; Spring Song; The Harvest; Definition of Love; Song: When I imagine what to give you; Magnet; Question; Three Sonnets; Perspective; Return; ""O Saisons! O Chateaux!""; V TO THE LIVING; These Pure Arches; We Have Seen The Wind; Homage to Flanders; The Sacred Order; What The Old Man Said; Not Always The Quiet Word; Roman Head; Navigator; Unlucky Soldier; Who Wakes; Return to Chartres; To The Living (1-4)

    The TorturedThe Birthday; VI CELEBRATIONS; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  8. A Private Mythology
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><B>Stunning reflections chronicling a journey both spiritual and physical by May Sarton, one of America's most beloved poets</B></DIV><DIV><BR />In celebration of her fiftieth birthday, May Sarton embarked on a pilgrimage around the world.... mehr

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    Stunning reflections chronicling a journey both spiritual and physical by May Sarton, one of America's most beloved poets


    In celebration of her fiftieth birthday, May Sarton embarked on a pilgrimage around the world. Traveling through Japan, India, and Greece, she captured her spiritual discoveries in this vivid collection of poetry. Arresting images and meditations on the differences between East and West are rendered with the exceptional clarity of an accomplished artist.


    Winner of the Emily Clark Balch Prize.


     
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    Schlagworte: American poetry ; 19th century ; History and criticism..; American poetry ; 20th century ; History and criticism..; American poetry ; African American authors ; History and criticism..; Poem; Electronic books
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    Cover; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher''s Note; Epigraph; The Beautiful Pauses; A Private Mythology--I; A Child''s Japan; A Country House; Kyoko; Japanese Prints; Shugaku-in, Imperial Villa; A Nobleman''s House; Inn at Kyoto; An Exchange of Gifts; The Stone Garden; Wood, Paper, Stone; The Approach--Calcutta; Notes from India; The Great Plain of India Seen from the Air; In Kashmir; The Sleeping God; Birthday on the Acropolis; Nostalgia for India; A Greek Meal; On Patmos; Another Island; At Lindos; At Delphi; Pastoral; Ballads of the Traveler; Lazarus; A Private Mythology--II

    Heureux qui, comme Ulysse …Of Havens; The House in Winter; Still Life in Snowstorm; A Fugue of Wings; An Observation; Learning about Water; An Artesian Well; A Late Mowing; A Country Incident; Second Thoughts on the Abstract Gardens of Japan; The Animal World; A Village Tale; The Horse-Pulling; Franz, a Goose; Lovers at the Zoo; The Great Cats and the Bears; Turtle; Death and the Turtle; Elegies and Celebrations; Elegy; Death of a Psychiatrist; Conversation in Black and White; The Walled Garden at Clondalkin; A Recognition; Joy in Provence; Baroque Image; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  9. Halfway to Silence
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    <DIV><DIV><b>A striking collection of short poems from acclaimed writer May Sarton</b></div><DIV><BR>After decades of writing flowing lyric verse, May Sarton's style turned to short bursts of poetry. Likening poetry to gardening, she writes, "Muse,... mehr

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    A striking collection of short poems from acclaimed writer May Sarton


    After decades of writing flowing lyric verse, May Sarton's style turned to short bursts of poetry. Likening poetry to gardening, she writes, "Muse, pour strength into my pruning wrist / That I may cut the way toward open space." These condensed poems are rife with exuberant impressions of nature and of love. Included are two of Sarton's most acclaimed poems, "Old Lovers at the Ballet" and "Of the Muse."

     
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    Cover; Title Page; Contents; Publisher''s Note; Epigraph; Airs above the ground; I; After All These Years; Two Songs; The Oriole; Old Trees; A Voice; The Balcony; The Myths Return; Time for Rich Silence; Three Things; The Lady of the Lake; First Autumn; Mal du Départ; II; Jealousy; Control; Along a Brook; Beggar, Queen, and Ghost; The Country of Pain; Out of Touch; At The Black Rock; III; The Turning of the Wind; After the Storm; Love; Of Molluscs; June Wind; The Summer Tree; Late Autumn; The Geese; Autumn Sonnets; Pruning the Orchard; Old Lovers at the Ballet; IV; On Sark; In Suffolk

    A Winter NotebookOf the Muse; Index; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright
  10. At Eighty-Two
    A Journal
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    May Sarton confronts the pleasures and compromises of old age in this deeply moving memoir completed a few months before she diedIn this poignant and fearless account, Sarton chronicles the struggles of life at eighty-two. She juxtaposes the... mehr

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    May Sarton confronts the pleasures and compromises of old age in this deeply moving memoir completed a few months before she diedIn this poignant and fearless account, Sarton chronicles the struggles of life at eighty-two. She juxtaposes the quotidian details of life-battling a leaky roof, sharing an afternoon nap with her cat, the joy of buying a new mattress-with lyrical musings about work, celebrity, devoted friends, and the limitations wrought by the frailties of age. She creates poetry out of everyday existence, whether bemoaning a lack of recognition by the literary establishment or the

     
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    Schlagworte: Sarton, May,-1912-1995-Diaries..; Authors, American-20th century-Diaries..; Older women-United States-Diaries; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; August 26, 1994; Sunday, July 25, 1993; Monday, July 26, 1993; Friday, July 30, 1993; Saturday, July 31, 1993; Sunday, August 1, 1993; Tuesday, August 3, 1993; Wednesday, August 4, 1993; Thursday, August 5, 1993; Saturday, August 7, 1993; Sunday, August 8, 1993; Monday, August 9, 1993; Tuesday, August 10, 1993; Wednesday, August 11, 1993; Thursday, August 12, 1993; Saturday, August 14, 1993; Sunday, August 15, 1993; Tuesday, August 17, 1993; Wednesday, August 18, 1993; Sunday, August 22, 1993; Wednesday, August 25, 1993; Thursday, August 26, 1993

    Monday, August 30, 1993Wednesday, September 1, 1993; Friday, September 3, 1993; Saturday, September 4, 1993; Wednesday, September 8, 1993; Sunday, September 12, 1993; Wednesday, September 15, 1993; Friday, September 17, 1993; Saturday, September 18, 1993; Tuesday, September 21, 1993; Thursday, September 23, 1993; Friday, September 24, 1993; Saturday, September 25, 1993; Sunday, September 26, 1993; Monday, September 27, 1993; Tuesday, September 28, 1993; Monday, October 4, 1993; Tuesday, October 5, 1993; Wednesday, October 6, 1993; Friday, October 8, 1993; Saturday, October 9, 1993

    Tuesday, October 12, 1993Wednesday, October 13, 1993; Friday, October 15, 1993; Friday, October 15, 1993; Saturday, October 16, 1993; Sunday, October 17, 1993; Monday, October 18, 1993; Tuesday, October 19, 1993; Wednesday, October 20, 1993; Thursday, October 21, 1993; Friday, October 22, 1993; Saturday, October 23, 1993; Monday, October 25, 1993; Tuesday, October 26, 1993; Thursday, October 28, 1993; Saturday, October 30, 1993; Monday, November 1, 1993; Wednesday, November 3, 1993; November 5, 1993; Saturday, November 6, 1993; Sunday, November 7, 1993; Tuesday, November 9, 1993

    Sunday, November 14, 1993Second Entry on Sunday, November 14, 1993; Tuesday, November 16, 1993; Monday, November 22, 1993; Tuesday, November 23, 1993; Wednesday, November 24, 1993; Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1993; Friday, November 26, 1993; Sunday, November 28, 1993; Monday, November 29, 1993; Friday, December 3, 1993; Saturday, December 4, 1993; Monday, December 6, 1993; Tuesday, December 7, 1993; Friday, December 10, 1993; Saturday, December 11, 1993; Monday, December 13, 1993; Tuesday, December 21, 1993; Wednesday, December 22, 1993; Christmas Eve, 1993

    Saturday, December 25, 1993, Christmas DaySunday, December 26, 1993; Monday, December 27, 1993; Friday, December 31, 1993; Saturday, New Year's Day; Sunday, January 2, 1994; Tuesday, January 4, 1994; Wednesday, January 5, 1993; Sunday, January 9, 1994; Monday, January 10, 1994; Tuesday, January 11, 1994; Wednesday, January 12, 1994; Thursday, January 13, 1994; Saturday, January 15, 1994; Sunday, January 16, 1994; Monday, January 17, 1994; Tuesday, January 18, 1994; Thursday, January 20, 1994; Saturday, January 22, 1994; Monday, January 24, 1994; Wednesday, January 26, 1994

    Saturday, January 29, 1994
  11. The House by the Sea
    A Journal
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    May Sarton charts her second act in Maine in this graceful elegy about life, love, work, and growing olderWhen May Sarton uprooted her life after fifteen years in the refurbished New Hampshire house with the garden she tended so lovingly, she relied... mehr

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    May Sarton charts her second act in Maine in this graceful elegy about life, love, work, and growing olderWhen May Sarton uprooted her life after fifteen years in the refurbished New Hampshire house with the garden she tended so lovingly, she relied solely on instinct. And something told her it was time to move on. Accompanied by her wild cat, Bramble, and Tamas, a Shetland shepherd puppy-the first dog she ever owned-Sarton embarked on the next chapter of her life.The house she chose by the sea in the Maine village of York is completely isolated except during the summer months. Surrounded by n

     
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Preface; Wednesday, November 13th, 1974; Saturday, November 16th; Monday, November 18th; Tuesday, November 19th; Wednesday, November 20th; Monday, November 25th; Friday, November 29th; Sunday, December 1st; Tuesday, December 3rd; Wednesday, December 4th; Thursday, December 5th; Tuesday, December 10th; Wednesday, December 18th; Christmas Day; Tuesday, December 31st; Wednesday, January 1st, 1975; Monday, January 6th; Tuesday, January 7th; Monday, January 13th; Sunday, January 19th; Tuesday, January 28th; Wednesday, January 29th; Thursday, January 30th

    Monday, February 3rdTuesday, February 4th; Thursday, February 6th; Saturday, February 8th, four P.M; Friday, February 14th; Monday, February 17th; Tuesday, February 18th; Monday, February 24th; Wednesday, February 26th; Tuesday, March 4th; Friday, March 7th; Sunday, March 16th; Monday, May 5th; Friday, May 23rd; Tuesday, May 27th; Monday, June 2nd; Saturday, June 7th; Monday, June 9th; Thursday, June 12th; Friday, June 13th; Monday, June 16th; Tuesday, June 17th; Tuesday, June 24th; Wednesday, June 25th; Monday, June 30th; Saturday, July 5th; Tuesday, July 8th; Friday, July 11th

    Monday, July 21stTuesday, July 22nd; Sunday, July 27th; Sunday, August 3rd; Monday, August 11th; Wednesday, August 13th; Thursday, August 14th; Saturday, August 16th; Monday, August 18th; Thursday, August 21st; Sunday, August 24th; Thursday, August 28th; Tuesday, September 2nd; Saturday, September 6th; Friday, September 12th; Tuesday, September 16th; Saturday, September 27th; Monday, September 29th; Tuesday, October 7th; Tuesday evening, October 7th; Wednesday, October 8th; Thursday, October 16th; Wednesday, October 22nd; Monday, October 27th; Thursday, October 30th; Thursday, November 13th

    Friday, November 21stWednesday, December 10th; Monday, December 22nd; Sunday, December 28th; Wednesday, December 31st; Tuesday, January 6th, 1976; Thursday, January 8th; Monday, January 12th; Tuesday, January 13th; Thursday, January 15th; Monday, January 19th; Wednesday, January 21st; Thursday, January 22nd; Friday, January 23rd; Tuesday, January 27th; Monday, February 2nd; Tuesday, February 3rd; Thursday, February 5th; Sunday, February 8th; Thursday, February 12th; Monday, February 23rd; Friday, February 27th; Sunday, March 7th; Tuesday, March 9th; Thursday, March 11th; Tuesday, March 16th

    Wednesday, March 17thFriday, March 19th; Thursday, March 25th; Tuesday, March 30th; Wednesday, March 31st; Friday, April 9th; Saturday, April 10th; Monday, April 12th; Monday, April 19th; Sunday, April 25th; Wednesday, April 28th; Thursday, April 29th; Friday, April 30th; Monday, May 3rd; Tuesday, May 4th; Thursday, May 6th; Friday, May 7th; Sunday, May 9th; Monday, May 10th; Thursday, May 13th; Sunday, May 16th; Wednesday, May 19th; Tuesday, May 25th; Friday, May 28th; Wednesday, June 2nd; Friday, June 4th; Sunday, June 6th; Thursday, June 10th; Sunday, June 13th; Monday, June 21st

    Saturday, July 3rd
  12. A World of Light
    Portraits and Celebrations
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    This captivating book by May Sarton rejoices in friendship and family In A World of Light, renowned poet and novelist May Sarton renders unforgettable portraits of the friends she considers family-and the family she looks upon as friends. From her... mehr

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    This captivating book by May Sarton rejoices in friendship and family In A World of Light, renowned poet and novelist May Sarton renders unforgettable portraits of the friends she considers family-and the family she looks upon as friends. From her father, famed science historian George Sarton, she learns that work is "of the first importance." Her mother, Mabel, an artist in her own right, is her "dearest friend." Sarton also introduces us to fellow creative minds Elizabeth Bowen and Louise Brogan, Swiss vigneron Marc Turian, a New Hampshire painter named Quig, and many others.Sarton crosses o

     
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    ISBN: 9781497646346
    Schlagworte: Women authors, American-20th century-Family relationships; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Preface; PART I; ONE An Informal Portrait of George Sarton; TWO Mabel Elwes Sarton: Portrait of the Artist as My Mother; PART II; THREE Céline Dangotte Limbosch; FOUR Edith Forbes Kennedy; PART III; FIVE Grace Eliot Dudley: Le Petit Bois; SIX Alice and Haniel Long: The Leopard Land; SEVEN Marc, The Vigneron; EIGHT Quig, The Painter; PART IV; NINE S. S. Koteliansky; TEN Elizabeth Bowen; ELEVEN Louise Bogan; TWELVE Jean Dominique; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  13. Plant Dreaming Deep
    A Journal
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    After a peripatetic life, forty-five-year-old May Sarton longed to put down roots and found them in New Hampshire in the form of a dilapidated eighteenth-century farmhouse with good bones . . . It was the realization of a dream that had been a long... mehr

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    After a peripatetic life, forty-five-year-old May Sarton longed to put down roots and found them in New Hampshire in the form of a dilapidated eighteenth-century farmhouse with good bones . . . It was the realization of a dream that had been a long time comingIn Plant Dreaming Deep, Sarton shares an intensely personal account of transforming a house into a home. She begins with an introduction to the enchanting village of Nelson, where she first meets her house. Sarton finds she must "dream the house alive" inside herself before taking the major step of signing the deed. She paints the walls w

     
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    ISBN: 9781497646322
    Schlagworte: Nelson (N.H.)-Biography; Sarton, May,-1912-1995-Homes and haunts-New Hampshire-Nelson..; Authors, American-Homes and haunts-New Hampshire-Nelson..; Authors, American-20th century-Biography..; Nelson (N.H.)-Biography; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Prologue: The Ancestor Comes Home; One: I Meet My House; Two: Nest-Building; Three: Moving In; Four: With Solitude for My Domain; Five: The House Opens Its Door; Six: Neighbors Happen; Seven: The Edge of Nowhere; Eight: Mud Season; Nine: Perley Cole; Ten: A Flower-Arranging Summer; Eleven: Death and the Maple; Twelve: Learning about Water; Thirteen: Guests and Ghosts; Fourteen: The Turn of the Year; Fifteen: Plant Dreaming Deep; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  14. As We Are Now
    A Novel
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    A powerful and beautiful novella of one woman, consigned to a dreary retirement home, who wages a defiant battle against the dulling forces around herAfter seventy-six-year-old Caro Spencer suffers a heart attack, her family sends her to a private... mehr

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    A powerful and beautiful novella of one woman, consigned to a dreary retirement home, who wages a defiant battle against the dulling forces around herAfter seventy-six-year-old Caro Spencer suffers a heart attack, her family sends her to a private retirement home to wait out the rest of her days. Her memory growing fuzzy, Caro decides to keep a journal to document the daily goings-on-her feelings of confinement and boredom; her distrust of the home's owner, Harriet Hatfield, and her daughter, Rose; her pity for the more incapacitated residents; her resentment of her brother, John, for leaving

     
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    ISBN: 9781497646315
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    Cover Page; Title Page; As We Are Now; Afterword; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  15. Inner Landscape
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    A strong-willed and emotional collection hidden under a well-groomed landscape of words With her debut collection of poems, Encounter in April, May Sarton made an incredible splash in the world of poetry. Her work is impossible to imitate: a mix of... mehr

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    A strong-willed and emotional collection hidden under a well-groomed landscape of words With her debut collection of poems, Encounter in April, May Sarton made an incredible splash in the world of poetry. Her work is impossible to imitate: a mix of stately verse and depth of emotion that lurks beneath every line, creating a tantalizing, magnetically charged distance between reader and poet. With Inner Landscape, Sarton beckons us forth while eluding easy understanding, in a volume that brilliantly walks the line between enticing and satisfying

     
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    ISBN: 9781497689589
    Schlagworte: Poems..; Poetry; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher's Note; From this Nettle; Prayer Before Work; Invocation; Architectural Image; Landscape; Record; Lament; Understatement; Granted This World; Sonnets; Summary; Summary; Conversation on the Telephone; Address to the Heart; Transition; Translation; The Vanquished; Memory of Swans; After Silence; Canticles; Winter Landscape; From Men Who Died Deluded; Afternoon on Washington Street; The Puritan; From a Train Window; Static Landscape; Considerations; Winter Evening; Map for Despair; You Who Ask Peace; The Pride of Trees; Greeting

    A Letter to James StephensA Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  16. Letters from Maine
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    The poetic tale of a fleeting love affair In her sixty years in literature, May Sarton has taken her readers through all of her emotions and pushed us to explore new places within ourselves. But her feelings are never more raw or exposed than in... mehr

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    The poetic tale of a fleeting love affair In her sixty years in literature, May Sarton has taken her readers through all of her emotions and pushed us to explore new places within ourselves. But her feelings are never more raw or exposed than in Letters from Maine. The rugged coast provides a stark background for Sarton's images of a tragically brief and newfound love. She describes the willingness to give anything and devote everything to a new love, as well as the despair at the memory of what is left over. As Sarton grew older, time became an increasingly prominent factor in her life, but

     
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    ISBN: 9781497689527
    Schlagworte: Maine..; Poets, American ; Maine..; Poets, American; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Contents; Publisher's Note; Contemplation of Poussin; Part I Letters from Maine; A Farewell; Letters from Maine:; "Yes, I am home again, and alone."; "November opens the sky. I look out"; "No letter from the muse. Time out."; "There was your voice, astonishment"; "From a distance the ocean looks calm"; "When a woman feels alone, when the room"; "Who has spoken of the unicorn in old age?"; "When I heard you say in a brisk voice"; "The muse of course airs out the inner world"; "The muse is here, she who dazzled the air"; Part II A Winter Garland; Twelve Below

    Dead CenterShell; Correspondence; Snow Fall; For Monet; The Cold Night; Seascape; After a Winter's Silence; Moose in the Morning; The Wood Pigeons; Elegy: The Rose-Breasted Grosbeak; April in Maine; Part III Letters to Myself; For Laurie; Mourning to Do; Survivors; Who Knows Where the Joy Goes; Ut Unium Sint; An Elegy for Scrabble; Cold Spring; Intimation; Letters to Myself; The Seed; The Consummation; The Image is a Garden; Index of Titles and First Lines; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  17. The Land of Silence
    and Other Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    A splendid collection from a true master It is often in solitude that a writer begins to understand herself. This becomes evident in The Land of Silence, May Sarton's collection of poems previously published in the New Yorker and Harper's Magazine,... mehr

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    A splendid collection from a true master It is often in solitude that a writer begins to understand herself. This becomes evident in The Land of Silence, May Sarton's collection of poems previously published in the New Yorker and Harper's Magazine, as Sarton searches for solitude and tries to understand the regrets and ecstasies associated with it. Images from these poems linger in the mind's eye: a bird, a dream. Sarton's verse feels real, yet it represents something more. Published in 1953, the year after Sarton won the Reynolds Lyric Award of the Poetry Society of America, The Land of Sil

     
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    Schlagworte: American poetry ; 19th century; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher's Note; The First Autumn; I; The Sacred Wood; At the Bottom of the Green Field She Lies; Roses; Summer Music; As Does New Hampshire; Transition; The Swans; Villanelle for Fireworks; Reflected Tree; Provence; Journey by Train; Evening Journey; II; The New Tourist; From All Our Journeys; Where Warriors Stood; Take Anguish for Companion; Innumerable Friend; III; Tiger; The Caged Bird; The Land of Silence; Letter to an Indian Friend; The Dream; Of Prayer; The Tree; Winter Grace; IV; Of Friendship; Augenblick; To an Honest Friend; Truth

    LullabyA Light Left On; Because What I Want Most Is Permanence; V; Song; Leaves Before the Wind; In a Dry Land; Prothalamion; Evening Music; Kinds of Wind; The Seas of Wheat; Myth; 1; These Images Remain-eleven sonnets; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; VI; Without the Violence; Humpty Dumpty; Giant in the Garden; Two Songs; The Fullness of Time; Song; Narcissus; Boy by the Waterfall; Journey Toward Poetry; Italian Garden; Letter from Chicago; Poets and the Rain; On a Winter Night; Now I Become Myself; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  18. Encounter in April
    Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    The debut work of a literary legend May Sarton's career spanned sixty years and included novels, poetry, memoirs, and even children's books, but it was poetry that provided the world's first look at her wondrous talent. Encounter in April is a... mehr

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    The debut work of a literary legend May Sarton's career spanned sixty years and included novels, poetry, memoirs, and even children's books, but it was poetry that provided the world's first look at her wondrous talent. Encounter in April is a fitting starting point for readers wishing to familiarize themselves with one of the twentieth century's most lyrical and eloquent authors. In this anthology, Sarton describes womanhood devastatingly and unforgettably, deftly matching serene imagery with powerful emotion. Her sonnets are to be savored. Encounter in April is a thesis statement for a len

     
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    ISBN: 9781497689596
    Schlagworte: American poetry ; 20th century..; American poetry ; 21st century..; Poem; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher's Note; FIRST SNOW; ENCOUNTER IN APRIL; 'SHE SHALL BE CALLED WOMAN'; LANDSCAPES AND PORTRAITS; ON THE ATLANTIC; FROM CORNWALL; THE TREES; WEEK END; KEW; ON HAMPSHIRE DOWNS; NURSERY RHYME; EVENING LANDSCAPE; FOR MARIETTE LYDIS; PORTRAIT BY HOLBEIN; PORTRAIT OF ONE PERSON; PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST; PORTRAITS OF THREE WOMEN; FOR ELEONORA DUSE; MOUNTAIN INTERVAL; FALL OF PETALS; REQUEST; JAPANESE PAPERS; HANDS; INTERVIEW; BERCEUSE; APOLOGY; ADVICE; FALL OF PETALS; FAUN'S DEATH; SLIGHT DEATH; TROUBADOUR SONG; SONG FOR DROUGHT; TO THE WEARY

    FOR KEATS AND MOZARTSONNETS; LOVE, FALL AS LIGHTLY ON HIS LIDS AS SLEEP; DON'T TOUCH ME. I WOULD KEEP US STILL APART; YOU HAD FOUND WORDS FOR THIS AND CALLED IT LOVE; IF I SIT SMOULDERING NOW AS EARLY WHEAT; SINCE I AM WHAT I AM, AN INCOMPLETE; I PICKED LOVE FROM THE BOUGH ON WHICH IT SWINGS; JOY WILL NOT EVER FLOURISH AT YOUR NEED; WE WHO HAD BEEN SO WOUNDED AND SO CLOVEN; SOMEWHERE THERE IS DELIGHT LOVE WILL NOT BRING; I WENT BEYOND THE EARTH AND STOOD OUTSIDE; THERE COMES A MOMENT WHEN THE GENTLE FLESH; IF I COULD LAY MY HEAD WITHIN THE SCOPE; THE EARTH IS SLIM BETWEEN TWO WHO HAVE SEEN

    I HAVE BEEN NOURISHED BY THIS LONELINESSNOW LET ME REST. NOW LET ME LAY MY HAND; STRANGERS; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  19. As Does New Hampshire
    and Other Poems
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    May Sarton's exquisitely rendered tribute to her home state Over the course of her career, May Sarton wrote on a range of topics and places in both prose and poetry, and traveled across the world in search of new subjects. There is, however, one... mehr

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    May Sarton's exquisitely rendered tribute to her home state Over the course of her career, May Sarton wrote on a range of topics and places in both prose and poetry, and traveled across the world in search of new subjects. There is, however, one place that she always returned to in the end: Nelson, New Hampshire. Written in honor of the town's bicentennial, As Does New Hampshire follows the course of a year in this rural hamlet. Sarton gracefully describes the ever-present role of nature, which always reminds humans that their presence on earth is temporary. She conveys both the beauty and t

     
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    ISBN: 9781497689534
    Schlagworte: Country life ; New Hampshire ; Poetry..; New Hampshire ; Poetry..; Poem; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher's Note; As Does New Hampshire; Reflections By A Fire; The House In Winter; A Fugue Of Wings; Winter Night; Christmas Tree; The Annealing; Mud Season; March-Mad; Metamorphosis; Still Life In A Snowstorm; Apple Tree In May; An Observation; A Flower-Arranging Summer; The Work Of Happiness; A Recognition; A Glass Of Water; Dry Summer; The Horse-Pulling; Minting Time; Death Of The Maple; Hour Of Proof; A Late Mowing; We Have Seen The Wind; Stone Walls; A Country Incident; A Guest; Augenblick; Of Havens; Plant Dreaming Deep; Acknowledgments

    A Biography of May SartonCopyright Page
  20. Collected Poems
    1930-1973
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    A splendidly edited anthology of the greatest poems of one of America's finest writers From the very beginning of May Sarton's career, in her fiction, memoir, and poetry, her work has been touched by a deep sense of order. The careful structure of... mehr

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    A splendidly edited anthology of the greatest poems of one of America's finest writers From the very beginning of May Sarton's career, in her fiction, memoir, and poetry, her work has been touched by a deep sense of order. The careful structure of her work provides an elegant backdrop against which her emotions are free to unfold, rising up through the cracks and fissures of her poems' architecture only to pass through and disappear like a summer thunderstorm. The author's search for reason, love of nature, and diverse passions are on full display in this masterful collection, illustrating why

     
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    ISBN: 9781497689510
    Schlagworte: Poem..; Poetry ; 19th century ; Criticism and interpretation..; Poetry ; 20th century ; Criticism and interpretation; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Contents; Publisher's Note on Poetry; Encounter in April (1930-1937); First Snow; "She Shall Be Called Woman"; Strangers; Inner Landscape (1936-1938); Prayer before Work; Architectural Image; Understatement; Summary; Address to the Heart; Memory of Swans; After Silence; Canticle; From Men Who Died Deluded; Afternoon on Washington Street; Winter Evening; A Letter to James Stephens; The Lion and the Rose (1938-1948); Monticello; Charleston Plantations; Where the Peacock Cried; In Texas; Boulder Dam; Colorado Mountains; Of the Seasons; Meditation in Sunlight

    Difficult SceneThe Window; The Lion and the Rose; Indian Dances; Santos: New Mexico; Poet in Residence:; The Students; Campus; Before Teaching"; After Teaching; Place of Learning; The Work of Happiness; After a Train Journey; O Who Can Tell?; The Clavichord; Song: "Now let us honor with violin and flute"; In Memoriam; Now Voyager; My Sisters, O My Sisters; The Lady and the Unicorn; Question; Perspective; Return; "O Saisons! O Chateaux!"; These Pure Arches; We Have Seen the Wind; Homage to Flanders; The Sacred Order; What the Old Man Said; Navigator; Who Wakes; Return to Chartres

    To the LivingThe Tortured; The Birthday; The Leaves of the Tree (1948-1950); Myth; Song without Music; The Swans; The Second Spring; Kot's House; To an Honest Friend; Landscape Pursued by a Cloud; Evening Music; Lullaby; Islands and Wells; Boy by the Waterfall; Poets and the Rain; Winter Grace; The Land of Silence (1950-1953); The First Autumn; The Sacred Wood; Summer Music; As Does New Hampshire; Transition; Villanelle for Fireworks; Provence; Journey by Train; Evening in France; From All Our Journeys; Where Warriors Stood; Take Anguish for Companion; Innumerable Friend; The Caged Bird

    The Land of SilenceLetter to an Indian Friend; Of Prayer; The Tree; A Light Left On; Because What I Want Most is Permanence; Song: "This is the love I bring"; Leaves before the Wind; In a Dry Land; Prothalamion; Kinds of Wind; The Seas of Wheat; These Images Remain:; "Now that the evening gathers up the day"; "Even such fervor must seek out an end"; "So to release the soul, search out the soul"; "The rose has opened and is all accomplished"; "But parting is return, the coming home"; "The stone withstands, but the chisel destroys"; "What angel can I leave, gentle and stern"

    "These images remain, these classic landscapes""Here are the peaceful days we never knew"; Without the Violence; Humpty Dumpty; Giant in the Garden; Journey toward Poetry; Italian Garden; Letter from Chicago; On a Winter Night; Now I Become Myself; In Time Like Air (1953-1958); A Celebration for George Sarton; Dialogue; The Furies; The Action of the Beautiful; On Being Given Time; The Metaphysical Garden; Where Dream Begins; Lament for Toby, a French Poodle; Green Song; These Were Her Nightly Journeys; The Olive Grove; Mediterranean; At Muzot; To the North; After Four Years; Somersault

    The Frog, that Naked Creature
  21. Cloud, Stone, Sun, Vine
    Poems Selected and New
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    A beautifully organized collection of a poet's works in homage to nature One of the primary themes of May Sarton's work, especially in the first few decades of her career as a poet, memoirist, and novelist, is a veneration for and desire to... mehr

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    A beautifully organized collection of a poet's works in homage to nature One of the primary themes of May Sarton's work, especially in the first few decades of her career as a poet, memoirist, and novelist, is a veneration for and desire to understand nature. This yearning is collected in Cloud, Stone, Sun, Vine, which comprises more than two decades of Sarton's impressive output. The anthology marks a turning point in Sarton's career as her meditations on being alone become more and more frequent, foreshadowing her famous memoir Journal of a Solitude. Featuring the classic sonnet collection

     
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    Schlagworte: American poetry ; 19th century..; American poetry ; 20th century..; Poem; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Publisher's Note; Epigraph; Prayer Before Work; American Places; A New Mexican Sequence; Meditation in Sunlight; Without The Violence; The Land of Silence; Letter to an Indian Friend; Colorado Mountains; Winchester, Virginia; Charleston Plantations; Monticello; "O Saisons! O Châteaux!"; Homage to Flanders; Summer Music; After a Train Journey; Evening in France; Provence; The Olive Grove; Italian Garden; Roman Head; To The North; "O Saisons! O Châteaux!"; From All Our Journeys; The Action of The Beautiful; Annunciation; Granted This World

    The Action of The BeautifulEvening Music; The Lady and The Unicorn; Song: "This is the love I bring"; The Metaphysical Garden; The Sacred Wood; On Being Given Time; Sun Boat; At The Bottom of The Green Field; The Work of Happiness; At Muzot; Boy By The Waterfall; The Sacred Wood; Lifting Stone; Leaves Before The Wind; The Swans; Prothalamion; Leaves Before The Wind; In a Dry Land; The Fall; Now Voyager; A Pair of Hands; Spring Day; The Light Years; Death and The Lovers; These Images Remain:; "These images remain, these classic landscapes"; "The stone withstands: the chisel does destroy"

    "What angel can I leave, gentle and stern""Here are the peaceful days we never knew"; "But parting is return, the coming home"; In Time Like Air; Binding The Dragon; Humpty Dumpty; The Furies; Binding The Dragon; The Frog, That Naked Creature; The Phoenix; These Were Her Nightly Journeys; Somersault; The Lion and The Rose; On a Winter Night; Now I Become Myself; All Souls; The First Autumn; After Four Years; My Father's Death; A Celebration; All Souls; Nativity; The Tree; To The Living; Who Wakes; The Tortured; Where Warriors Stood; What The Old Man Said; Take Anguish for Companion

    To The LivingInnumerable Friend; These Pure Arches; New Poems; A Divorce of Lovers (twenty sonnets); Moving In; Reflections by a Fire; Mud Season; Spring Planting; A Flower-Arranging Summer; Hour of Proof; Der Abschied; Author's Note; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  22. Selected Poems of May Sarton
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    The comprehensive collection detailing the career of a twentieth-century master In her prolific six-decade career, May Sarton was as at home crafting a novel as she was writing a memoir. However, it was in poetry that Sarton's feelings were laid... mehr

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    The comprehensive collection detailing the career of a twentieth-century master In her prolific six-decade career, May Sarton was as at home crafting a novel as she was writing a memoir. However, it was in poetry that Sarton's feelings were laid bare. She was a writer of immense creativity and strength, and created a back catalog of poetry that could rival those of any of her contemporaries. In Selected Poems of May Sarton, a collection from her first forty years of writing, many of the author's classic themes are on display: There are her meditations on solitude, featuring the breathtaking

     
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Contents; Publisher's Note; Introduction; I The Composed Imagination; Lady with a Falcon; The Lady and the Unicorn; Nativity; Baroque Image; Portrait by Holbein; Dutch Interior; Japanese Prints; Nursery Rhyme; These Pure Arches; Journey toward Poetry; Italian Garden; Behind What Little Mirror…; Franz, a Goose; Lament for Toby; A Parrot; Eine Kleine Snailmusik; Song; The Clavichord; Girl with 'Cello; A Celebration for George Sarton; Evening Walk in France; Composition; These Images Remain; II Love; An Exchange of Gifts; Invocation; Prothalamion; Death and the Lovers

    We Sat Smoking at a Table…Evening Music; A Light Left On; from Autumn Sonnets; The Snow Light; Moth in the Schoolroom; A Storm of Angels; from A Divorce of Lovers; The Swans; Der Abschied; In Time Like Air; Strangers; III Solitude; Return; Greeting: New Year's Eve, 1937; Where Dream Begins; Christmas Letter to a Psychiatrist, 1970; All Souls; A Hard Death; Burial; Of Grief; My Father's Death; Myself to Me; Winter Carol; Because What I Want Most Is Permanence; Gestalt at Sixty; On Being Given Time; Annunciation; These Were Her Nightly Journeys; Jonah; Humpty Dumpty; The Caged Bird; At Muzot

    SongOn a Winter Night; IV Nature; The Garden of Childhood; A Child's Japan; The First Autumn; First Snow; The House in Winter; March-Mad; Mud Season; Easter Morning; Metamorphosis; Apple Tree in May; A Glass of Water; A Flower-Arranging Summer; Sun Boat; The Fig; The Olive Grove; To the North; A Guest; The Metaphysical Garden; Of the Seasons; Bears and Waterfalls; The Puritan; V In a Dirty Time; from To the Living; Stone Walls; Monticello; Charleston Plantations; Who Wakes; The Tortured; Night Watch; Easter, 1968; "We'll to the Woods No More…"; Ballad of the Sixties; Letter from Chicago

    The Ballad of JohnnyA Recognition; VI Invocations and Mythologies; The Approach-Calcutta; Notes from India; The Invocation to Kali; The Muse as Medusa; At Lindos; At Delphi; Birthday on the Acropolis; Mediterranean; Narcissus; The Return of Aphrodite; Proteus; Binding the Dragon; The Phoenix; The Furies; Myth; Memory of Swans; Nostalgia for India; The Godhead as Lynx; Giant in the Garden; The Frog, that Naked Creature; A Village Tale; The Fear of Angels; The Lion and the Rose; Prayer before Work; Prisoner at a Desk; A Letter to James Stephens; The Work of Happiness; An Intruder

    Now I Become MyselfMy Sisters, O My Sisters; VII The Action of Therapy; Index to First Lines; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  23. I Knew a Phoenix
    Sketches for an Autobiography
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    May Sarton's first memoir: A lyrical and enchanting look at her formative years from the onset of the First World War through the beginning of the Second Author of a dozen memoirs, May Sarton had a unique talent for capturing the wonder and beauty... mehr

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    May Sarton's first memoir: A lyrical and enchanting look at her formative years from the onset of the First World War through the beginning of the Second Author of a dozen memoirs, May Sarton had a unique talent for capturing the wonder and beauty of nature, love, aging, and art. Throughout her prolific career, she penned many journals examining the different stages of her life, and in this, her first memoir, she laid the foundation for what would become one of the most beloved autobiographical oeuvres in modern literature. Sarton writes of her early childhood in Belgium in the years before

     
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    ISBN: 9781497685536
    Schlagworte: Sarton, May,-1912-1995..; Authors, American-20th century-Biography..; Authors, American; Electronic books
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; Part I The Fervent World; "In My Father's House"; A Wild Green Place; The Fervent Years; Wondelgem: The House in the Country; O My America!; Part II The Education of a Poet; "I Knew a Phoenix in My Youth"; A Belgian School; "The High and Latin"; The Civic Repertory Theatre; That Winter in Paris; Impossible Campaigns; Two English Springs; Image Gallery; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  24. Crucial Conversations
    A Novel
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    "May Sarton's provocative novel is about a wife who has outgrown her husband, and after twenty-seven years of marriage decides that she has had enough. . . . [Poppy] is altogether believable." -The Atlantic To their close friend Philip, Poppy and... mehr

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    "May Sarton's provocative novel is about a wife who has outgrown her husband, and after twenty-seven years of marriage decides that she has had enough. . . . [Poppy] is altogether believable." -The Atlantic To their close friend Philip, Poppy and Reed Whitelaw's marriage appears stable and happy. Their ritual Sunday tennis matches and dinners are a highlight of his week, and the Whitelaws' repartee is an object of wonder and admiration. But beneath the surface, the marriage has slowly been unraveling for years. An artist, Poppy feels the weight of time, calculating that she has twenty good yea

     
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Characters; Chapter I; Chapter II; Chapter III; Chapter IV; Chapter V; Chapter VI; Chapter VII; Chapter VIII; Chapter IX; Chapter X; Chapter XI; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page
  25. The Magnificent Spinster
    A Novel
    Autor*in: Sarton, May
    Erschienen: 2014
    Verlag:  Open Road Media, Newburyport

    May Sarton's powerful and profound novel of an extraordinary life, and of one woman's efforts to preserve the force and vitality of her experiences on the pages of a bookFor the second time in my life-and I am now seventy-I am embarking on an effort... mehr

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    May Sarton's powerful and profound novel of an extraordinary life, and of one woman's efforts to preserve the force and vitality of her experiences on the pages of a bookFor the second time in my life-and I am now seventy-I am embarking on an effort which may well come to nothing but which has possessed my mind, haunts, and will not let me sleep. From her opening statement, Cam, the narrator of The Magnificent Spinster, declares her grand intentions: to write a novel-a worthy and important one in celebration of her recently deceased friend and teacher, Jane Reid, whose dearth of family threa

     
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    ISBN: 9781497685482
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    Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Contents; PROLOGUE: Part I; PART I: "Children Dear, Was It Yesterday?"; PROLOGUE: Part II; PART II: The Growth of a Friendship; PROLOGUE: Part III; PART III: The Giving Years; PART IV: Waging Peace; PART V: Homecoming; PROLOGUE: Part VI; PART VI: The House of Gathering; Epilogue; A Biography of May Sarton; Copyright Page