Emily Dickinson

Morí por la belleza, de la colección «Poesía portátil», es una selección de poemas de Emily Dickinson que nos permite adentrarnos en los anhelos que la autora encerró en sus versos. Textos desprovist

This edition collects a wide selection of Dickinson s brief but memorable poems Bursting with insights about life love nature death and immortality these works are among the most beloved in Ame

Este libro ilustrado es una auténtica joya editorial tanto para regalar como para disfrutar. La obra y la vida de la autora han sido objeto en los últimos años de una mirada más actual, por lo que puede conectar tanto con adultos como con adolescentes.Los poemas estan agrupados por tematicas. Como señala su antologo, propone una suerte de itinerarios, rutas u obsesiones para entender mejor el universo poetico de la autora.Se trata de una edicion bilingue muy especial. El texto se presenta en el idioma original (ingles) y en español para mantener su riqueza y el espiritu poetico en ambas lenguas.

Emily Dickinson sentía un gran amor por las aves, que inspiraron muchos de sus versos. Esta antología bilingüe presenta cuarenta y siete poemas sobre aves comunes en Nueva Inglaterra. Algunas composi

Un exclusivo pack que incluye los poemas de aves de Emily Dickinson y el precioso Calendario del Ilustrador 2025 El secreto de la oropéndola reúne los mejores poemas de aves de Emily Dickinson. Edicion ilustrada por Ester Garcia. Emily Dickinson sentia un gran amor por las aves, que inspiraron muchos de sus versos. Esta antologia bilingue presenta cuarenta y siete poemas sobre aves comunes en Nueva Inglaterra. Algunas composiciones menos conocidas salen a la luz, fortaleciendo nuestro vinculo con la gran poeta de Amherst. En este volumen destacan las maravillosas ilustraciones de Ester Garcia y la cuidada traduccion de Abraham Gragera.

Su casa, esa casa dondese nace y se vive,es paraEmily un jeroglíficoque deletrea la palabra «muerte».… Y no se huye de la muerte,Esa Fineza tras la Puerta –A Kind behind the Door –como no se huye de

Una antología de los poemas de Emily Dickinson, a cargo de Silvina OcampoPrólogo de Luna Miguel. Traducción de Silvina Ocampo. Enigmática y retraída, pero rebelde y tenaz, alejada de todos,y también

Figura que poco a poco pero con fuerza incontenible ha ido haciéndose en el último siglo con un lugar descollante en la lírica universal, Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) se revela como poeta inclasificable, aunque imprescindible, pues pocas figuras han transitado como ella por el sutilisimo filo que separa el ser del no ser, el exterior del interior, la plenitud del vacio, la palabra del silencio. La presente antologia bilingue reune ciento un poemas que, pese a tomar como criterio preferente su imagen mas "gotica", la mas decadente y fuerte, la que justifica su lugar entre los grandes, la que mas se acerca a nuestra modernidad, incluye asimismo, como necesario contrapunto, algunas de sus composiciones mas tempranas y amables.Seleccion y traduccion de Amalia Rodriguez MonroyFigura que poco a poco pero con fuerza incontenible ha ido haciéndose en el último siglo con un lugar descollante en la lírica universal, Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) se revela como poeta inclasificable, aunque imprescindible, pues pocas figuras han transitado como ella por el sutilisimo filo que separa el ser del no ser, el exterior del interior, la plenitud del vacio, la palabra del silencio. La presente antologia bilingue reune ciento un poemas que, pese a tomar como criterio preferente su imagen mas "gotica", la mas decadente y fuerte, la que justifica su lugar entre los grandes, la que mas se acerca a nuestra modernidad, incluye asimismo, como necesario contrapunto, algunas de sus composiciones mas tempranas y amables.Seleccion y traduccion de Amalia Rodriguez Monroy

Thomas Wentworth Higginson, the man of letters to whom Emily Dickinson first entrusted her poems, was dumbfounded by them, and asked, "What place ought to be assigned in literature to what is so remarkable, yet so elusive of criticism?" His question was answered only after Dickinson's death: She is now considered one of America's greatest poets. Her terse, oblique, visionary poems have almost no relation to the conventions of the second half of the 19th century, when they were written. They play adventurously with meter and rhyme and are completely free of the saccharine sentiments popular at the time. Irreverent, frank, eccentric, and deeply personal, Dickinson's poetry remains fresh and unique, and is always scrupulously in search of truth. As Dickinson put it herself: "Much Madness is divinest Sense--/To a discerning Eye..."

Emily Dickinsons "The Complete Poetry of Emily Dickinson" is a profound collection that encapsulates the introspective and innovative spirit of one of Americas most revered poets. Characterized by her unique use of unconventional punctuation, slant rhyme, and succinct yet evocative imagery, Dickinsons poetry invites readers into her contemplative world. The themes of death, nature, immortality, and personal reflection permeate her work, presenting a complex emotional landscape that challenges traditional poetic forms. Contextually, Dickinson wrote during the 19th century, a time of significant societal change, which informed her revolutionary approach to poetry. Emily Dickinson (1830-1886), a reclusive figure from Amherst, Massachusetts, crafted her verses largely in solitude, often reflecting on her inner life and the world beyond her confined existence. Influenced by her Puritan upbringing and the prevailing Transcendentalist ideals, her writings reveal a keen awareness of lifes transient beauty and the profundity of human experience. Despite her limited recognition during her lifetime, Dickinsons unique voice has since earned her a canonical status in American literature, symbolizing the depth and complexity of individual thought. For those seeking to explore the intricate nuances of human emotion and existence, "The Complete Poetry of Emily Dickinson" is indispensable. It provides an invaluable insight into the mind of a poet whose themes and style continue to resonate with contemporary readers. This collection not only serves as a testament to Dickinsons genius but also encourages readers to engage with the profound questions of love, mortality, and the nature of consciousness.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions.- The Author Biography highlights personal milestones and literary influences that shape the entire body of writing.- A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader erasocial currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation.- A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists.- A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different works strengths.- Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the authors overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts.- Lastly, our handpicked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collections central themes.

EMILY DICKINSON (1830-1886) nació y murió en Amherst, pequeña población del estado de Massachussetts de donde apenas salió. Pese a llevar una vida retirada, creó una obra ingente y de enorme trascendencia en las letras occidentales. La naturaleza, el amor, la muerte, la eternidad y la reflexion sobre la misma poesia son algunos de los temas que informan dicha obra. Su estilo es eliptico y elusivo, de un profundo y original simbolismo. Hoy es reconocida como la mayor poeta de lengua inglesa, pese a que apenas publico en vida unos ocho poemas.Para elaborar esta primera edicion bilingue de su poesia completa en el ambito de la lengua española hemos seguido la edicion canonica de Johnson, que aparecio por primera vez en 1955.El estilo de Dickinson, ya sea como contemplacion o como ejercicio de voluntad, favorece el interrogarse sobre la interpretacion e insinua una especie de otredad, tanto en la actitud humana como en los procesos naturales. Su originalidad no ha sido igualada ni siquiera por la fuerza de sus descendientes poeticos: Wallace Stevens, Hart Crane, Elizabeth Bishop. Su canonicidad surge de su lograda extrañeza, de su misteriosa relacion con la tradicion. Aun mas, se origina en su fuerza cognitiva y en su agilidad retorica, no en el hecho de que fuera mujer ni en cualquier ideologia que se pueda derivar de ello. Su incomparable transporte, su Sublime, se fundamenta sobre el despojar de nombre a nuestras certezas y convertirlas en espacios en blanco; y le concede, al igual que a sus lectores, otra manera de ver, casi en la oscuridad.HAROLD BLOOM

e-arnow presents to you this meticulously edited collection of the complete poems bu Emily Dickinson, including the extensive illustrated biography of the author:PoemsFirst Series:Book I.Life:SuccessOur share of night to bearRouge et NoirRouge gagneGlee! the storm is overIf I can stop one heart from breakingAlmostA wounded deer leaps highestThe heart asks pleasure firstIn a LibraryMuch madness is divinest senseI asked no other thingExclusionThe SecretThe Lonely HouseTo fight aloud is very braveDawnThe Book of MartyrsThe Mystery of PainI taste a liquor never brewedA BookI had no time to hate, becauseUnreturningWhether my bark went down at seaBelshazzar had a letterThe brain within its grooveBook II.Love:MineBequestAlter? When the hills doSuspenseSurrenderIf you were coming in the fallWith a FlowerProofHave you got a brook in your little heart?TransplantedThe OutletIn VainRenunciationLoves BaptismResurrectionApocalypseThe WifeApotheosisBook III.Nature:New feet within my garden goMay-FlowerWhy?Perhaps you d like to buy a flowerThe pedigree of honeyA Service of SongThe bee is not afraid of meSummers ArmiesThe GrassA little road not made of manSummer ShowerPsalm of the DayThe Sea of SunsetPurple CloverThe BeePresentiment is that long shadowAs children bid the guest good-nightAngels in the early morningSo bashful when I spied herTwo WorldsThe MountainA DayThe butterflys assumption-gownThe WindDeath and LifeT was later when the summer wentIndian SummerAutumnBecloudedThe HemlockTheres a certain slant of lightBook IV.Time and Eternity:One dignity delays for allToo lateAstra CastraSafe in their alabaster chambersOn this long storm the rainbow roseFrom the ChrysalisSetting SailLook back on time with kindly eyesA train went through a burial gateI died for beauty, but was scarceTroubled about many thingsRealThe FuneralI went to thank herIve seen a dying eyePoemsSecond Series (160+ poems)PoemsThird Series (160+ poems)The Single Hound (140+ verses)The Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson

Emily Dickinson is the iconic American poet. Little-known during her life, she has since been regarded as one of the most important figures in American poetry. Many of her poems deal with themes of death and immortality, two recurring topics in letters to her friends, and also explore aesthetics, society, nature and spirituality.This meticulously edited poetry collection includes her complete poetical works, as well as her letters and the biography of this powerful author: The Life and Legacy of Emily Dickinson (Illustrated Biography)PoemsFirst Series:Book I.Life:SuccessOur share of night to bearRouge et NoirRouge gagneGlee! the storm is overIf I can stop one heart from breakingAlmostA wounded deer leaps highestThe heart asks pleasure firstIn a LibraryMuch madness is divinest senseI asked no other thingExclusionThe SecretThe Lonely HouseTo fight aloud is very braveDawnThe Book of MartyrsThe Mystery of PainI taste a liquor never brewedA BookI had no time to hate, becauseUnreturningWhether my bark went down at seaBelshazzar had a letterThe brain within its grooveBook II.Love:MineBequestAlter? When the hills doSuspenseSurrenderIf you were coming in the fallWith a FlowerProofHave you got a brook in your little heart?TransplantedThe OutletIn VainRenunciationLoves BaptismResurrectionApocalypseThe WifeApotheosisBook III.Nature:New feet within my garden goMay-FlowerWhy?Perhaps you d like to buy a flowerThe pedigree of honeyA Service of SongThe bee is not afraid of meSummers ArmiesThe GrassA little road not made of manSummer ShowerPsalm of the DayThe Sea of SunsetPurple CloverThe BeePresentiment is that long shadowAs children bid the guest good-nightAngels in the early morningSo bashful when I spied herTwo WorldsThe MountainA DayThe butterflys assumption-gownThe WindDeath and LifeT was later when the summer wentIndian SummerAutumnBecloudedThe HemlockTheres a certain slant of lightBook IV.Time and Eternity:One dignity delays for allToo lateAstra CastraSafe in their alabaster chambersOn this long storm the rainbow roseFrom the ChrysalisSetting SailLook back on time with kindly eyesA train went through a burial gateI died for beauty, but was scarceTroubled about many thingsRealThe FuneralI went to thank herIve seen a dying eyePoemsSecond Series (160+ poems)PoemsThird Series (160+ poems)The Single Hound (140+ verses)The Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson

Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) was an American poet who wrote an incredible amount of poems. Having lived mostly as a recluse, it was only after her death that Dickinson gained popularity as one of Americas greatest poets. This version of Dickinsons Complete Poems includes a table of contents.

The Everyman's Library Pocket Poets hardcover series is popular for its compact size and reasonable price which does not compromise content. Poems: Dickinson contains poems from The Poet's Art, The Works of Love, and Death and Resurrection, as well as an index of first lines.