Poems of Guido Gezelle a bilingual anthology
The Bruges-born poet-priest Guido Gezelle (1830-1899) is generally considered one of the masters of nineteenth-century European lyric poetry. At the end of his life and in the first two decades of the twentieth century, Gezelle was hailed by the avant-garde as the founder of modernFlemish poetry. Hi...
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London
UCL Press
2016, 2016℗©2016
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Table of Contents:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-235)
- Silvery White Swans (Vincent)*Rammentati; Rammentati (Van Eyken)*; 1859; 't Er viel 'ne keer ... ; A Little Leaf Once Fluttered ... (Jones); Wie zijt gij; What Are You? (Van Eyken)*; Ik misse u; I Miss You (Vincent)*; Een dreupel poesij; A Drop of Poetry (King)*; God is daar; God is There (Van Eyken)*; Als de ziele luistert; When the Soul Listens (Swepstone); Ter inleidinge; Introduction (Vincent)*; Kerkhofblommen; Churchyard Flowers (fragment, Van Eyken)*; Gij badt op eenen berg; You Prayed on the Mountainside, Alone (Brockway); Blijdschap; Joy (Roosbroeck); Hoort 't is de wind
- Hark! It's the Wind (Van Eyken)'k Hoore tuitend' hoornen; Hark, Bugles Are Calling (Lovelock)*; Boerke Naas; Farmer Nick (Jones)*; Slaapt, slaapt, kindtje slaapt; Sleep, Baby, Sleep! (Van Eyken)*; 1860; Gelukkig kind; Happy Child (King)*; 's Avonds; Evening (Van Eyken)*; Daar Iiep een dichtje in mijn gebed; A Little Verse Ran through My Prayer (King)*; Gij zegt dat 't Vlaamsch te niet zal gaan; You Say That Flemish Soon Will Die (Irons); Tot de zonne; To the Sun (Bithell); Hoe stille is 't als de donder dreegt; How Still before the Thunder Comes (Van Eyken); Niet; Nothing (Van Eyken)*; 1861
- POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS: Poems in chronological order (*previously unpublished translation); 1848; De Mandelbeke; The Mandel Stream (fragment, Swepstone); 1852; Aanroepinge; Reply in Verses (Van Eyken)*; 1855; Boodschap van de vogels en andere opgezette dieren; Message from the Birds and Other Stuffed Animals (Van Eyken)*; De averulle en de blomme
- Introduction: The English World of Guido Gezelle / PIET COUTTENIER
- Translating a National Monument / ANDRÉ LEFEVERE
- Chronology of Gezelle's Life and Work
- TEN VERSIONS OF 'O LIED'
- 'T zij vroeg of laatRight Soon or Late (Van Eyken); 1862; 't Laatste; The Last (Vincent)*; Hangt nen truisch; Hang a Sash (Vincent)*; 1866; Heidensch lied; Pagan Song (Van Eyken); 1870; Halleluja; Hallelujah (Van Eyken)*; 1872; Verloren moeite; Wasted Effort (Van Eyken); 1877; O dichtergeest; O Poetry (Vincent)*; En durft gij mij; And Do You Dare (Vincent)*; 1879; De Vlaamsche taal; Our Flemish Speech (Barnouw); 1880; O vrienden; O Friends (Van Eyken); 1882; O wilde en overvalschte pracht; O Wild and Perfect Harmony (Van Eyken)*; Wat hangt gij daar te praten
- The Cockchafer and the Flower (Vincent)*Timpe, tompe, terelink; Hyder Iddle Diddle Dum (Lovelock)*; 1857; Het schrijverke (Gyrinus natans); The Watter-Scriever (Gyrinus natans) (Morgan); O 't ruischen van het ranke riet; Oh! The Rustling of the Slender Reed (Swepstone); Aan de leeuwerke in de lucht; To the Lark in the Sky (Vincent)*; 1858; Ik droome alreê; I Dream E'en Now (Vincent)*; Een bonke keerzen kind; A Bunch of Cherries, Child (Holmes); Dien avond en die rooze; That Evening and That Rose (Stillman); In de blanke lonken; In the White Moon Winking (Claes/D'haen); Zilverblanke zwanen