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1) Blabberhead, Bobble-Bud & Spade: selected poems of John Ciardi

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1988.

Language

English

3) The collected poems of John Ciardi

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1997.

Language

English

4) Person to person

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

[1964]

Language

English

5) This strangest everything

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

[1966]

Language

English

6) The Inferno

Author

Dante Alighieri

Series

Vintage classics
Barnes and Noble classics
A Mentor book ; ME1957
Penguin classics
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Language

English

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A verse translation of Renaissance poet Dante Alighieri's story of a man making his way through the torment of Hell in search of Paradise.

7) Echoes: poems left behind

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1989.

Language

English

8) You read to me, I'll read to you

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

[1962]

Language

English

9) As if: poems new and selected

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1955.

Language

English

10) I marry you: a sheaf of love poems

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1958.

Language

English

11) Selected poems

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

[1984]

Language

English

12) 39 poems

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1959.

Language

English

13) In fact

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

1962

Language

English

14) You know who

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

[1964]

Language

English

15) For instance

Author

Ciardi, John

Pub. Date

[1979]

Language

English

16) The divine comedy

Author

Dante Alighieri

Series

Vintage classics
Everyman's library volume no. 183
Northwestern world classics
Great books of the Western World volume 5, 19

Language

English

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JEF - Poetry - April (Adult)

Formats

Book, Audiobook CD

17) The paradiso

Author

Dante Alighieri

Language

English

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The last great literary work of the Middle Ages and the first important book of the Renaissance, Dante's Divine Comedy culminates in this third and final section, Paradiso. The 14th-century allegory portrays a medieval perspective on the afterlife, tracing the poet's voyage across three realms -- Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise -- to investigate the concepts of sin, guilt, and redemption. Expressed in sublime verse, the trilogy concludes with this challenging...