Frayed Opus for Springs & Wind Instruments - Gernes, Ulrikka S
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Poetry. Translated from the Danish by Per Brask and Patrick Friesen. FRAYED OPUS FOR STRINGS & WIND INSTRUMENTS is a collection of poems that zooms in and out of places and states of mind, from a lit bicycle shed in the back yard to a root canal in November, from a typhoon in Hong Kong to instincts astray in various Copenhagen neigborhoods. Elegantly translated by Canadian collaborators Per Brask and Patrick Friesen, these dreamlike poems attempt, with honesty and humour, to fathom what it is to inhabit a specifically unspecific point in life--not to mention in the Universe. &nb sp; & nbsp;…mehr

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Poetry. Translated from the Danish by Per Brask and Patrick Friesen. FRAYED OPUS FOR STRINGS & WIND INSTRUMENTS is a collection of poems that zooms in and out of places and states of mind, from a lit bicycle shed in the back yard to a root canal in November, from a typhoon in Hong Kong to instincts astray in various Copenhagen neigborhoods. Elegantly translated by Canadian collaborators Per Brask and Patrick Friesen, these dreamlike poems attempt, with honesty and humour, to fathom what it is to inhabit a specifically unspecific point in life--not to mention in the Universe. &nb sp; & nbsp; &nb sp; & nbsp; &nb sp; & nbsp; R 30;In my pocket I have the photo of the house, I have to stop continually, put the suitcases down, take the photo from my pocket and compare the house in the photo with the houses we pass. In this way seventeen years go by. Praise for the work of Ulrikka S. Gernes ..".airy and abstract, like pinching smoke...risky and intriguing." --The Antigonish Review
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Ulrikka S. Gernesis the author of eleven collections of poetry and two books for children, as well as many short stories, songs, and various contributions to literary anthologies, art catalogues, magazines and newspapers. Her work has been highly acclaimed in Denmark since the publication of her first collection Natsvaermer (Moth) in 1984 when she was 18. In 2001 A Sudden Sky: Selected Poems, translated into English by Per Brask and Patrick Friesen, was published by Brick Books.