3.86 avg rating — 181,918 ratings

"It's a love story, too."

4.37 avg rating — 4,019 ratings

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"Edward Snow's translations are perhaps better, but I haven't really read his translations of the Elegies, and this is a very good and wide ranging collection."

4.37 avg rating — 19,789 ratings

"Not as difficult on the surface as The Waste Land, but like the image that Jung found in a dream: A house, and beneath the house a basement, and beneath that a sub-basement, and beneath that long-buried bone, and the dirt, and rock."

4.65 avg rating — 2,344 ratings

"Almost the only edition of the KJV Psalms I could find, and the other two were Large Print and 400 pages with commentary."

4.28 avg rating — 106,591 ratings

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"A cheat, as I don't read them, but listen to the songs; the words live on in my mind."

4.33 avg rating — 531 ratings

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"A beginning of (non Native) deep ecology?"

4.33 avg rating — 236 ratings

"I couldn't find the link for Red Pine's translation of Cold Mountain. This is wonder-full also."

4.06 avg rating — 1,327 ratings

"One of three great Spanish-language poets who died as a result of the Spanish Civil War; he and Cesar Vallejo deserve to be as well known as Garcia Lorca."

4.30 avg rating — 4,048 ratings

"For Requiem ."

4.40 avg rating — 8,979 ratings

"I have read that this book is more the poems of the translator than Hafez; worth it just for "Who can hear the Buddha sing/If that dog between your legs is barking" and "My dear, is your caravan lost?/It is if you can no longer be kind to yourself/And loving to those who must live/With the sometimes difficult task of loving you.""

4.43 avg rating — 136 ratings