61. Merwin, W. S. Archived at the Atlantic Unbound's website. Requires software capable of playing .ram format audio files. http://www.theatlantic.com/ram/speed28.ram

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62. Borzoi Reader | Authors | W.S. Merwin The essay is copyright (c) 1999 by WS merwin. What is a garden and Chorus excerpted from The River Sound by WS merwin Copyright© 1999 by WS merwin. http://www.randomhouse.com/knopf/authors/merwin/poetsonpoetry.html

The Pupil Purgatorio by Dante Alighieri (translated by W. S. Merwin) The River Sound The Folding Cliffs The Vixen Travels The Rain in the Trees Medieval Epics The Song of Roland merwin's acad of amer. poets page New York Times 's pages on W. S. Merwinreviews, etc. etc. W. S. Merwin's Modern American Poetry page ... Interview with W. S. Merwin What is a garden All day working happily down near the stream bed the light passing into the remote opalescence it returns to as the year wakes toward winter a season of rain in a year already rich in rain with masked light emerging on all sides in the new leaves of the palms quietly waving time of mud and slipping and of overhearing the water under the sloped ground going on whispering as it travels time of rain thundering at night and of rocks rolling and echoing in the torrent and of looking up after noon through the high branches to see fine rain drifting across the sunlight over the valley that was abused and at last left to fill with thickets of rampant aliens bringing habits but no stories under the mango trees already vast as clouds there I keep discovering beneath the tangle the ancient shaping of water to which the light of an hour comes back as to a secret and there I planted young palms in places I had not pondered until then I imagined their roots setting out in the dark knowing without knowledge I kept trying to see them standing in that bend of the valley in the light that would come

63. Borzoi Reader | Authors | W. S. Merwin WS merwin was born in New York City in 1927 and grew up in Union City,New Jersey, and in Scranton, Pennsylvania. From 1949 to 1951 http://www.randomhouse.com/knopf/authors/merwin/

The Pupil Purgatorio by Dante Alighieri (translated by W. S. Merwin) The River Sound The Folding Cliffs The Vixen Travels The Rain in the Trees Medieval Epics The Song of Roland merwin's acad of amer. poets page New York Times 's pages on W. S. Merwinreviews, etc. etc. W. S. Merwin's Modern American Poetry page ... Interview with W. S. Merwin W. S. Merwin was born in New York City in 1927 and grew up in Union City, New Jersey, and in Scranton, Pennsylvania. From 1949 to 1951 he worked as a tutor in France, Portugal, and Majorca. He has since lived in many parts of the world, most recently on Maui in the Hawaiian Islands. He has written many books of poems, prose, and translations. He has been the recipient of many awards and prizes, including the Fellowship of the Academy of American Poets (of which he is now a Chancellor), the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry, and the Bollingen Prize in Poetry; most recently he has received the Governor's Award for Literature of the state of Hawaii, the Tanning Prize for mastery in the art of poetry, a Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Writers' Award, and the Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize. He lives and works on Maui, where he maintains a garden of rare palm trees.

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66. PRICEFARMER.COM: Farm-Fresh Price Comparisons Of Books WS merwin. 37 Oldest. 1. Blood Wedding And, Yerma (Paperback) by FedericoGarcia Lorca; WS merwin; Federico Garcia Lorca August 1994 http://www.pricefarmer.com/cgi-bin/farm?author=Merwin, W. S.

67. W S Merwin Discussion 2000. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by merwin, WS Released 10/2002. 1993.The Rain in the Trees Poems by merwin, WS Released 04/1988. http://www.gnooks.com/discussion/w s merwin.html

gnod web music books ... movies Search the Net Twenty Love Poems: And a Song of Despair (Twentieth Century Classics) by Neruda, Pablo Released 02/1993 Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by Merwin, W. S. Released 10/2002 The Architect's Brother by ParkeHarrison, Robert Released 11/2000 by Merwin, W. S. Released 05/1997 The First Four Books of Poems by Merwin, W. S. Released 04/2000 Crossing the Yellow River : Three Hundred Poems from the Chinese (New American Translations: 13) by Hamill, Sam Released 09/2000 Lawrence Booth's Book of Visions (Yale Series of Younger Poets (Paper), No 95) by Manning, Maurice Released 04/2001 The Pupil: Poems by Merwin, W. S. Released 10/2002 Last of the Curlews by Bodsworth, Fred Released 04/1998 Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair by Neruda, Pablo Released 11/1993 Pieces of Shadow: Selected Poems of Jaime Sabines by Sabines, Jaime Released 04/1996 Transparence of the World (Kagean Book) by Follain, Jean Released 04/2003 Iphigeneia at Aulis (Greek Tragedy in New Translations) by Euripides Released 09/1992 The Selected Poetry of Vicente Huidobro by Huidobro, Vicente

68. Copper Canyon Press Griffin, Susan, Bending Home, •, 17.00, 155659-087-3. merwin, WS,Berryman, 25.00, BS_3013. merwin, WS, East Window, •, 16.00, 1-55659-091-1. http://www.coppercanyonpress.org/200_search/library_results.cfm?sort=title

69. W. S. Merwin Home Page WS merwin Home Page. merwin is primarily a philosophical poet whoselyrics and narratives ponder the dilemma of contemporary men http://www.wilmington.org/poets/merwin.html

W. S. Merwin Home Page "Merwin is primarily a philosophical poet whose lyrics and narratives ponder the dilemma of contemporary men and women facing and trying to find their place in a universe now devoid of discernible meaning. . . In 1970 Merwin published The Carrier of Ladders , which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize." -Joseph Parisi from Poets in Person: a listener's guide Merwin is one of twelve chancellors of The Academy of American Poets The Poets in Person Home Page

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72. Fooling With Words With Bill Moyers: W.S. Merwin Yesterday My friend says I was not a good son you understand I say yes I understandhe says I did not go to see my parents very often you know and I say yes http://www.pbs.org/wnet/foolingwithwords/Pmerwin_poem1.html

"Yesterday" My friend says I was not a good son you understand I say yes I understand he says I did not go to see my parents very often you know and I say yes I know even when I was living in the same city he says maybe I would go there once a month or maybe even less I say oh yes he says the last time I went to see my father I say the last time I saw my father he says the last time I saw my father he was asking me about my life how I was making out and he went into the next room to get something to give me oh I say feeling again the cold of my father's hand the last time he says and my father turned in the doorway and saw me look at my wristwatch and he said you know I would like you to stay and talk with me oh yes I say but if you are busy he said I don't want you to feel that you have to just because I'm here I say nothing he says my father said maybe you have important work you are doing or maybe you should be seeing somebody I don't want to keep you I look out the window my friend is older than I am he says and I told my father it was so and I got up and left him then you know though there was nowhere I had to go and nothing I had to do

73. Yesterday - W. S. Merwin WS merwin. From Opening the Hand, by WS merwin, published by Atheneum.Copyright 1983 by WS merwin. http//www.poets.org/lit/POEM/wsmerw01.htm. http://www.pa56.org/ross/merwin.htm

Yesterday My friend says I was not a good son you understand I say yes I understand he says I did not go to see my parents very often you know and I say yes I know even when I was living in the same city he says maybe I would go there once a month or maybe even less I say oh yes he says the last time I went to see my father I say the last time I saw my father he says the last time I saw my father he was asking me about my life how I was making out and he went into the next room to get something to give me oh I say feeling again the cold of my fathers hand the last time he says and my father turned in the doorway and saw me look at my wristwatch and he said you know I would like you to stay and talk with me oh yes I say but if you are busy he said I don't want you to feel that you have to just because I'm here I say nothing he says my father said maybe you have important work you are doing or maybe you should be seeing somebody I dont want to keep you I look out the window my friend is older than I am he says and I told my father it was so and I got up and left him then

74. Boston Review: Richard Howard Reviews Poetry By W.S. Merwin By Richard Howard, at the Boston Review's website.Category Arts Literature Authors M merwin, W. S. Reviews......Poetry The Vixen WS merwin Alfred A. Knopf, $21 by Richard Howard.Writing an essay, nearly three decades ago, in which I attempted http://bostonreview.mit.edu/BR21.3/Reviews.html

Poetry The Vixen W. S. Merwin Alfred A. Knopf, $21 by Richard Howard Writing an essay, nearly three decades ago, in which I attempted to present some account of Merwin's achievement in the first fifteen years of his art six volumes of poetry, four verse plays, many translations, and a number of prose texts, the latter more often travel pieces than criticism I happened to invoke Tennyson as a "punctual" exponent of contemporary feeling comparable to Merwin; now it seems to me that my analogy would have been more answerable had I waited thirty years and another six volumes of poetry to cite the earlier poet: "The hills are shadows and they flow / From form . . . ." For Merwin's new book of 64 linked poems linked by theme, tone, trope, and fastidiously evolved style is certainly the closest any modern poet (by which I mean a poet committed as Merwin has so faithfully been to the energies of fragmentation, erasure, and all those energies we identify as negative ) has come to that glorious invention of Tennyson's which was to have such a remarkable progeny in the next century, the poetic sequence published, anonymously, in 1850, In Memoriam Not even Thomas Hardy, I venture, so loyally worked his visions of landscape together as Merwin has done in this new poem (I make it out to be one poem in 64 sections, which, though they have titles, have no punctuation;

75. W. S. Merwin: Purgatorio, Canto XXIX stopping there with the banners before them. –Dante Alighieri. (translatedby WS merwin). Copyright Boston Review, 1993–2003. All rights reserved. http://bostonreview.mit.edu/BR24.6/merwin.html

Purgatorio, Canto XXIX Singing the way a lady sings in love, "Blessèd are they whose sins are covered," and like the nymphs who once wandered alone then she went, against the flow of the river, We had not taken a hundred steps between us And we had not gone far in that direction saying, "My brother, look and listen." And all at once there was a shining but whereas lightning is gone as swiftly and in my mind I was saying, "What can this be?" And running through the luminous air was that there, where the earth and heaven obeyed, If she had only stayed devoutly under While I walked on among so many before us, the air under the green boughs Oh, most holy virgins, if I have endured Now is the time for Helicon to brim over A little farther, seven golden trees but when I had come so near to them that the faculty that nourishes the discourse and heard "Hosanna" in the singing voices. Above us flamed the beautiful panoply, Full of wonder, I turned around toward Then I turned my face to the high things again The lady scolded me: "Why are you so

76. Understanding W.S. Merwin Understanding WS merwin HL Hix. Elucidates the unique voice of a Pulitzer Prizewinningpoet. REVIEWS. WS merwin can be a difficult poet for critics. . . http://www.sc.edu/uscpress/1997/3154.html

Understanding W.S. Merwin H. L. Hix Elucidates the unique voice of a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet 5 x 7, 291 pages cloth, ISBN 1-57003-154-1, $34.95s Understanding Contemporary American Literature Matthew J. Bruccoli, series editor About the Book About the Author Order the Book Reviews ABOUT THE BOOK Describing M. S. Merwin as a moral poet, H. L. Hix identifies the characteristics that have set Merwin's voice apart and suggests that an underlying vision of human interconnectedness and affinity with nature permeates his poetry. Hix surveys Merwin's oeuvre to show that despite a reputation for difficulty and obscurity, his verse is clear and direct. Through close readings of Merwin's verse, Hix traces the emergence of the poet's dominant thematic concerns. Beginning with the interest in myth that permeates "A Mask for Janus", Merwin's focus turns successively to apocalypse, ecology, and society, until he arrives at one theme that incorporates all the others: the theme of place. Hix demonstrates that whether writing the angry protest poems of The Lice or the intimate family reminiscences of Opening the Hand

77. W. S. Merwin (in MARION) WS merwin. Title WS merwin videorecording the rainin the trees / Our Times Arts Media, Inc. Author http://vax.vmi.edu/MARION/ABC-3605

W. S. Merwin Title: W. S. Merwin [videorecording] : the rain in the trees / Our Times Arts Media, Inc. Author: Merwin, W. S. (William Stanley), 1927- Vitale, Tom. Published: [S.l.] : Atlas Video, Inc., c1991. Subject: Merwin, W. S. (William Stanley), 1927- Authors Interviews. Series: A moveable feast : profiles in contemporary American authors Moveable feast [videorecording]. Profiles of contemporary American authors [videorecording]. Other titles: The rain in the trees [videorecording] Material: 1 videocassette (30 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. Note: "VHS format." Host, Tom Vitale. Shot in New York City and Maui, Hawaii, Merwin grimly reads verses that respond to the slow eradication of the ruins, native culture, and wild beauty of the Hawaiian Islands and other regions. ISBN: System ID no: ABC-3605 Holdings: LOCATION: STACKS 5 CALL NUMBER: PS3563.E75 Z59 1991 c.1 Not Checked Out Back to Start

78. NELSON / W. S. Merwin WS merwin. Nelson, Cary and Ed Folsom, editors. Although detailed informationis not yet electronically available for this older title http://www.press.uillinois.edu/pre95/0-252-01277-1.html

W. S. Merwin Nelson, Cary and Ed Folsom, editors Although detailed information is not yet electronically available for this older title, you can purchase it by choosing the link below 424 pages. Cloth, ISBN 0-252-01277-1. $29.95 Literature, American Click here to buy this hardcover

79. WS Merwin POETS Main Page, INDEX of Poets, INDEX of Titles First Lines,Poetry LINKS. WS merwin For the Anniversary of My Death. Odysseus. http://www.newtrix.com/poems/wsm-poems.htm

80. List Of Books by Dante Alighieri and Alighier Dante,. Translated by WS merwin Random House,Inc , cloth , 359 pages. by WS merwin Counterpoint , paper , 174 pages. http://www.semcoop.com/author/11858

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