All’improvviso, un canto (Italian Edition)


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Semplicemente (Canto per te) (English translation)

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Ramazzotti, Giuseppe Tosetto, Mario Lavezzi. Venne messo in una gabbia all'aperto, chiamata "cella della morte", che misurava un metro e ottanta per due metri. Il fondo era in calcestruzzo e le sbarre di acciaio con una rete spinata. Pound, allora sessantenne, era scalzo e aveva a disposizione solo due coperte per proteggersi dal freddo. Fu in quelle condizioni disumane, appeso in una gabbia all'aperto, con qualche coperta per proteggersi dal sole e dalle intemperie che Pound scrisse i "Canti pisani".

Dopo tre settimane, tuttavia, ebbe un crollo nervoso e venne trasferito in infermeria e poi reimpatriato in America. Dopo gli appelli degli intellettuali di tutto il mondo, venne rilasciato. Quindi decise di tornare in Italia, che amava molto. Aug 10, Tristan added it Shelves: I am not going to rate this book because I feel unqualified to give it a rating, not because it is a classic, but because I feel that my opinion of it as an experience and as a poem are not closely tied and the second largely unformed.

As a reading experience, The Pisan Cantos were, on the whole, extremely difficult and rather unpleasant. I found the Notes section of this edition to be necessary and frustrating. The poem has a note every few lines or so for the entire span of 10 cantos, necessary I am not going to rate this book because I feel unqualified to give it a rating, not because it is a classic, but because I feel that my opinion of it as an experience and as a poem are not closely tied and the second largely unformed.

The poem has a note every few lines or so for the entire span of 10 cantos, necessary if I am supposed to understand the large quantities of Greek, Latin, Chinese, Italian, and Spanish off the top of my head although I do speak Spanish, so that wasn't a problem for me personally scattered throughout the poem. These notes were not flagged in the poem--so I missed them for the first lines or so and had to be looking back and forth constantly to make sure I didn't miss one, instead of receiving an indication in the poem that here would be a good place to go to the notes, which would have interrupted my reading experience much less.

Furthermore, I have discovered that endnotes are a remarkably unfriendly formatting decision when the notes are this numerous and important. They could have been footnotes, or in the margins, or in a separate companion volume and been infinitely easier to use than flipping back and forth between the poem and the notes constantly. With regards to reading the poem itself, The Pisan Cantos had some bits that I really liked, but I mostly found it unpleasantly disorienting unlike the pleasant disorientation of Trilogy: The reason I am withholding judgement on the poem, as a read, is that I think that reading it with someone, either in a class or a book club or just a reading partner, so that I could talk about various elements of the poem as we went and possibly benefit from other people having a separate perspective on the piece would improve my reading experience more than average.

If I could have talked about why Canto 75 contains a piece of sheet music, or discussed how Pound's autobiographical turn might shape the references to myth and to literature even possibly just having someone in the room familiar with some of the cited work that I don't know would have allowed me to get much more out of Pound's sideways and pointed poem. Jul 23, Dmitri Akers rated it liked it.

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I found the poems completely unintelligible until I went back and read the introduction. Lots of the Cantos were about Ezra's experiences in prison and his life philosophy, which drew from all sorts of languages, religions and Eastern philosophy. His escape from death for treason was more interesting than some of the poems - which are all hard to read, and lots didn't make any sense since I know only English. Not sure why I loved his poetry so much in highschool.

Prima venne il visibile, quindi il palpabile Elisio, sebbene fosse nelle dimore d'inferno, Quello che veramente ami e' la tua vera eredita' La formica e' un centauro nel suo mondo di draghi. Il casco verde ha vinto la tua eleganza.

Sep 23, David rated it liked it. Since I've been reading T. Eliot lately, Pound has been on my mind also.

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I read The Pisan Cantos I think a year ago, and three stars is still about right. Pound, unlike Eliot, uses his learning and personal experience in such a way that, if you don't know what he knows or know what's happened to him, you're pretty much lost. Being lost, of course, can be beautiful; it can also be a pain in the butt if you want to get somewhere. Pound, as the rating suggests, is both beautiful and a pain in t Since I've been reading T. Pound, as the rating suggests, is both beautiful and a pain in the butt. Jul 13, Michelle Llewellyn rated it it was ok.

This was one of those school assignment books-only read it cause I had to and couldn't even make it past the first few pages. If my professor hadn't explained the back story of Ezra Pound-his imprisonment in the camp which lead to his going insane, his close relationships with other modernist writers TS Eliot, Gertrude Stein and his love of communism and buddism-I wouldn't have understood a single word of The Pisan Cantos.

Oh wait, This was one of those school assignment books-only read it cause I had to and couldn't even make it past the first few pages. Oh wait, I still don't. Jan 20, Conrad rated it it was amazing. Slipping effortlessly between English, Chinese, Greek, German, French, Spanish, and often Italian, Pound paints a surrealist, allusion-infested psychedelic view of the world. Jun 12, Kit rated it really liked it Shelves: Not a review, but just a note that the intro essay is indispensable, end notes are illuminating, and the cover photo is of the exposed outdoor cell where Pound was Also, he writes about one of his fellow prisoners being hanged at one point, and it's the father of Emmett Till Aug 18, Andrew Johnson rated it really liked it.

Stupefyingly infuriating, but brilliant, demented poetry that's so obscurely allusive it may as well be written in another language - oh! Cheers, Ezra - we'll all pop off and learn Chinese shall we?

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Dec 24, Jeanne added it. I knew I'd never really liked Pound, but when i searched my thousands of books to find The Cantos, I found only a paltry dog-eared Selected Cantos, pages. Apr 11, Katie rated it liked it Shelves: Beautiful poetry of exile that teaches you how to read it as you go along. Dec 19, Tom Walsh rated it it was ok Shelves: They won the one and only Bollinger Prize. The notes, as an appendix, are very valuable. Jan 06, Michael Ledezma rated it liked it.

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It helps to know French, Italian, and Chinese characters. Just go with it, for it will take you places. Sardonic and dryly pessimistic at times, with crescendos and overflowing lyricism at others. Dec 21, Melanie rated it did not like it. I respect Pound's art, but he is one of the only modernists whose work I find impossible to connect with in some way, shape, or form. Feb 01, mm added it.

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Dec 24, Jeanne added it. Archived from the original on 14 March Thanks for telling us about the problem. San Siro Dec 21, Melanie rated it did not like it. Quindi decise di tornare in Italia, che amava molto.

Dec 10, david blumenshine rated it it was amazing Shelves: Devan DeCicco rated it it was amazing May 18, Eric Reygers rated it liked it Nov 28, Mike Brecon rated it really liked it Jan 03, Tom Payne rated it really liked it Jun 20, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Ezra Weston Loomis Pound was an American expatriate poet, critic and intellectual who was a major figure of the Modernist movement in early-to-mid 20th century poetry. Pound's The Cantos contains music and bears a title that could be translated as The Songs—although it never is. Pound's ear was tuned to the motz et sons of troubadour poetry where, as musicologist John Stevens has noted, "melody and Ezra Weston Loomis Pound was an American expatriate poet, critic and intellectual who was a major figure of the Modernist movement in early-to-mid 20th century poetry.

Pound's ear was tuned to the motz et sons of troubadour poetry where, as musicologist John Stevens has noted, "melody and poem existed in a state of the closest symbiosis, obeying the same laws and striving in their different media for the same sound-ideal - armonia. But having translated texts from 10 different languages into English, Pound found that translation did not always serve the poetry: I personally have been reduced to setting them to music as I cannot translate them. Books by Ezra Pound.

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