Umberto Saba by Robert Peake

Wednesday, July 4. 2007

Umberto Saba

Volume One, 2007 of Northwest Review contains stunning translations of the autobiographical sonnets of Umberto Saba. My favorite, “4”, is available on the bottom of this page.

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hm, yes, interesting ideas, including displacing guardian angel.

I like the relentless fractured intensity of Jamie Ross’
PETERBILT.

#1 Pearl (Link) on 2007-07-08 09:16 (Reply)

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