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An Unofficial RilkePoems 1912-1926Rainer Maria RilkeEdited by Michael HamburgerTranslated by Michael Hamburger![]()
Praise for Rainer Maria Rilke
'Cohn has added a natural eloquence of his own which makes his version of the Elegies the most flowing and organic of those I have read.' - Peter Porter
'The reader with no German can enjoy this volume from beginning to end.' - Stephen Spender
'Rilke has never "moved" so naturally into another language as he seems to do in Stephen Cohn's renderings of these poems.' - John Bayley
'Cohn has added a natural eloquence of his own which makes his version of the Elegies the most flowing and organic of those I have read.' - Peter Porter
'Rilke has never "moved" so naturally into another language as he seems to do in Stephen Cohn's renderings of these poems.' - John Bayley
'The reader with no German can enjoy this volume from beginning to end.' - Stephen Spender
Praise for Michael Hamburger
'O'Driscoll manages to get the reader as close to Hamburger as possible in one book. It feels very much like spending a week at your grandfather's house - getting to listen to all his stories, roaming through cupboards, reading the works hidden inside.'
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