The joyous science selected poems of Maxim Amelin
The Joyous Science offers a comprehensive introduction to Maxim Amelin. The poems span Amelin's long career and cover his many thematic concerns. A loving collector of neologisms and a devoted student of Revolutionary word-smithing (à la Mayakovsky), Amelin keeps his poetry in suspension throug...
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| spellingShingle | Amelin, Maksim Alʹbertovič 1970- The joyous science selected poems of Maxim Amelin "Why repeat ourselves? More than was called "In August the stars shoot through the night air "I'm thirty but feel three hundred "Teach me to beseech You, O Lord "The hulking carcass of a dead orca Classical Ode to V. V. Mayakovsky "Each and every day, save weekends and holidays "A many-throated, many-mawed, many-tongued rumble The Statue of Silenus in the Capitoline Museum in Rome "Homer's been shredded to quotes for the billboards "Rising at morning from my graveside "There's no peace on earth or in heaven The Joyous Science, or The True Story of the Famous Bruce, Composed in Verse from the Accounts of Several Eyewitnesses The Scribe's Confession On the Acquisition of a Volume of V. I. Maikov's Works and Translations "Dawn's rosy advent reddened the east "You take root in earth; I trot blithely by "I wish I owned my own home "Long now you've lounged in earth-futile "Where burdock and nettles "I'm both enraptured and indignant Foray into Patriotism "Temple with an Arcade "Fire-breathing beast, fumes wreathing your figure "The language of Aesop eludes me Katabasia for St. Thomas Week "These nights that won't wear out in July "Let's hurry "Satiety prevails, not taste "Cyclopean language consists of consonants "Harder than hard and simpler than simple "The lilac has faded, the jasmine's begun to bloom Belated Ode to Catherine the Great, Empress and Autocratrice of All Russia, Upon Gazing into a Puddle on a December Evening in 2006 and Seeing the Rippling Reflection of Her Monument on Nevsky Prospect in St. Petersburg In Memory of East Prussia -- "Everything here's alien: storks in their nests "The ruin's tongue is unintelligible "As for the truth that one day we'll die "For how many years has this clock- "The sandy hills of the Curonian Spit "A bridge, nowhere-bound "An old photographer wanders, aluminum Inscription over the Entrance to a Tbilisi Banya "Wasn't I the man who seized "Vindictive goddess, statue now woken |
| title | The joyous science selected poems of Maxim Amelin |
| title_alt | "Why repeat ourselves? More than was called "In August the stars shoot through the night air "I'm thirty but feel three hundred "Teach me to beseech You, O Lord "The hulking carcass of a dead orca Classical Ode to V. V. Mayakovsky "Each and every day, save weekends and holidays "A many-throated, many-mawed, many-tongued rumble The Statue of Silenus in the Capitoline Museum in Rome "Homer's been shredded to quotes for the billboards "Rising at morning from my graveside "There's no peace on earth or in heaven The Joyous Science, or The True Story of the Famous Bruce, Composed in Verse from the Accounts of Several Eyewitnesses The Scribe's Confession On the Acquisition of a Volume of V. I. Maikov's Works and Translations "Dawn's rosy advent reddened the east "You take root in earth; I trot blithely by "I wish I owned my own home "Long now you've lounged in earth-futile "Where burdock and nettles "I'm both enraptured and indignant Foray into Patriotism "Temple with an Arcade "Fire-breathing beast, fumes wreathing your figure "The language of Aesop eludes me Katabasia for St. Thomas Week "These nights that won't wear out in July "Let's hurry "Satiety prevails, not taste "Cyclopean language consists of consonants "Harder than hard and simpler than simple "The lilac has faded, the jasmine's begun to bloom Belated Ode to Catherine the Great, Empress and Autocratrice of All Russia, Upon Gazing into a Puddle on a December Evening in 2006 and Seeing the Rippling Reflection of Her Monument on Nevsky Prospect in St. Petersburg In Memory of East Prussia -- "Everything here's alien: storks in their nests "The ruin's tongue is unintelligible "As for the truth that one day we'll die "For how many years has this clock- "The sandy hills of the Curonian Spit "A bridge, nowhere-bound "An old photographer wanders, aluminum Inscription over the Entrance to a Tbilisi Banya "Wasn't I the man who seized "Vindictive goddess, statue now woken Poems |
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