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<p>Norway's Rolf Jacobsen is one of Europe's most acclaimed writers yet, as Robert Bly points out in his introduction: "This magnificent poet is so little known in the United States." This bilingual edition, which selects the best work from Jacobsen's ten volumes, will help remedy that situation.</P><p>Three dedicated translators contribute to this book. Robert Bly's translations celebrate the radiance with which Jacobsen praised the complex beauty of the Earth; Robert Hedin focuses on the countryside, creature, and star poems; and Roger Greenwald draws difficult emotions from Jacobsen's charged last poems, composed while his wife struggled with fatal illness—as when he remembers their bitter-cold wedding day during World War II:</P><p>Road to the church was blocked with barbed wire.<BR> I remember we clambered over the rail fence of the parsonage.<BR> —Hey, your dress is caught<BR> —no, not there—over there.<BR> We tramped the furrows of an ice-crusted<BR>
<p>Norway's Rolf Jacobsen is one of Europe's most acclaimed writers yet, as Robert Bly points out in his introduction: "This magnificent poet is so little known in the United States." This bilingual edition, which selects the best work from Jacobsen's ten volumes, will help remedy that situation.</P><p>Three dedicated translators contribute to this book. Robert Bly's translations celebrate the radiance with which Jacobsen praised the complex beauty of the Earth; Robert Hedin focuses on the countryside, creature, and star poems; and Roger Greenwald draws difficult emotions from Jacobsen's charged last poems, composed while his wife struggled with fatal illness—as when he remembers their bitter-cold wedding day during World War II:</P><p>Road to the church was blocked with barbed wire.<BR> I remember we clambered over the rail fence of the parsonage.<BR> —Hey, your dress is caught<BR> —no, not there—over there.<BR> We tramped the furrows of an ice-crusted<BR>
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<p>Norway's Rolf Jacobsen is one of Europe's most acclaimed writers yet, as Robert Bly points out in his introduction: "This magnificent poet is so little known in the United States." This bilingual edition, which selects the best work from Jacobsen's ten volumes, will help remedy that situation.</P><p>Three dedicated translators contribute to this book. Robert Bly's translations celebrate the radiance with which Jacobsen praised the complex beauty of the Earth; Robert Hedin focuses on the countryside, creature, and star poems; and Roger Greenwald draws difficult emotions from Jacobsen's charged last poems, composed while his wife struggled with fatal illness—as when he remembers their bitter-cold wedding day during World War II:</P><p>Road to the church was blocked with barbed wire.<BR> I remember we clambered over the rail fence of the parsonage.<BR> —Hey, your dress is caught<BR> —no, not there—over there.<BR> We tramped the furrows of an ice-crusted<BR>
<p>Norway's Rolf Jacobsen is one of Europe's most acclaimed writers yet, as Robert Bly points out in his introduction: "This magnificent poet is so little known in the United States." This bilingual edition, which selects the best work from Jacobsen's ten volumes, will help remedy that situation.</P><p>Three dedicated translators contribute to this book. Robert Bly's translations celebrate the radiance with which Jacobsen praised the complex beauty of the Earth; Robert Hedin focuses on the countryside, creature, and star poems; and Roger Greenwald draws difficult emotions from Jacobsen's charged last poems, composed while his wife struggled with fatal illness—as when he remembers their bitter-cold wedding day during World War II:</P><p>Road to the church was blocked with barbed wire.<BR> I remember we clambered over the rail fence of the parsonage.<BR> —Hey, your dress is caught<BR> —no, not there—over there.<BR> We tramped the furrows of an ice-crusted<BR>
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