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Ted Hughes

14 November 2017 Poetry, Poets translating poets 1 Comment Costantino BelmonteTed Hughes

Poets translating poets: Belmonte & Hughes

   River Ted Hughes Fallen from heaven, lies across The lap of his mother, broken by world. But water will go on Issuing from heaven In dumbness uttering spirit brightness Through its broken mouth. Scattered in a million pieces and buried Its dry tombs will split, at a sign in the sky, At a rending…Read more Poets translating poets: Belmonte & Hughes

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