61. Polish Poetry - A Selected List The sorrows and joys of love. szymborska, wislawa. Sounds, Feelings, ThoughtsSeventy Poems. Trans. szymborska, wislawa. Nothing Twice Selected Poems. http://www.chipublib.org/001hwlc/litlists/polishpoetbib.html

Baranczak, Stanislaw and Cavanagh, Clare, eds. Polish Poetry of the Last Two Decades of Communist Rule: Spoiling Cannibals' Fun. Trans. Stanislaw Baranczak and Clare Cavanagh. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1991. This anthology includes many religious and satirical poets. Herbert, Zbigniew. Report from the Besieged City and Other Poems. Trans. John Carpenter and Bogdana Carpenter. New York: Ecco Press, 1985. A search for the truth where information is controlled. Lipska, Ewa. Poet? Criminal? Madman?: Poems. Trans. Barbara Plebanek and Tony Howard. London: Forrest Books, 1991. A voice that emerged from Poland's New Wave Poets in the sixties. Milosz, Czeslaw, ed. Postwar Polish Poetry: An Anthology. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1983. Most poems written after the lifting of censorship in 1956 and before Solidarity in 1980. Milosz, Czeslaw.

62. Wislawa Szymborska Complete 1996 Nobel lecture, "The Poet and the World."Category Arts Literature Authors S szymborska, wislawa......©THE NOBEL FOUNDATION 1996. Nobel Lecture The Poet and the World bywislawa szymborska Polish Poet/Nobel Literature Prize 1996. December http://gos.sbc.edu/s/szymborska.html

THE NOBEL FOUNDATION Nobel Lecture The Poet and the World by Wislawa Szymborska Polish Poet/Nobel Literature Prize 1996 December 10, 1996 at the Stockholm Concert Hall, Stockholm, Sweden They say the first sentence in any speech is always the hardest. Well, that one's behind me, anyway. But I have a feeling that the sentences to come - the third, the sixth, the tenth, and so on, up to the final line - will be just as hard, since I'm supposed to talk about poetry. I've said very little on the subject, next to nothing, in fact. And whenever I have said anything, I've always had the sneaking suspicion that I'm not very good at it. This is why my lecture will be rather short. All imperfection is easier to tolerate if served up in small doses. But there are no professors of poetry. This would mean, after all, that poetry is an occupation requiring specialized study, regular examinations, theoretical articles with bibliographies and footnotes attached, and finally, ceremoniously conferred diplomas. And this would mean, in turn, that it's not enough to cover pages with even the most exquisite poems in order to become a poet. The crucial element is some slip of paper bearing an official stamp. Let us recall that the pride of Russian poetry, the future Nobel Laureate Joseph Brodsky was once sentenced to internal exile precisely on such grounds. They called him "a parasite," because he lacked official certification granting him the right to be a poet ... Several years ago, I had the honor and pleasure of meeting Brodsky in person. And I noticed that, of all the poets I've known, he was the only one who enjoyed calling himself a poet. He pronounced the word without inhibitions. Just the opposite - he spoke it with defiant freedom. It seems to me that this must have been because he recalled the brutal humiliations he had experienced in his youth.

63. BMR | Poetry | First Love By Wislawa Szymborska, Translated By Joanna Trzeciak Bloodroot by Aaron Roy Even. The Blue Moon Review. First Love by wislawa Szymborskatranslated by Joanna Trzeciak. They say the first love is the most important. http://www.thebluemoon.com/poetry/wszymborska.shtml

home page mailing list about guidelines ... back issues Fiction, Audio, Hypermedia, and Blog submissions are currently open. See our guidelines page for details. More BMR Authors' Books: Making Scenes by Adrienne Eisen Small Boat with Oars of Different Size by Thom Ward Viking Brides by Richard Cumyn Interesting Monsters by Aldo Alvarez The Gauguin Answer Sheet by Dennis Finnell Rosicrucian in the Basement by Robert Sward Bloodroot by Aaron Roy Even The Blue Moon Review First Love by Wislawa Szymborska translated by Joanna Trzeciak Wislawa Szymborska , recipient of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature, has published ten volumes of poetry over the past five decades. "First Love" comes from her most recent volume Chwila [A Moment] published in August 2002. She lives in Krakow, Poland.

64. Wislawa Szymborska Translate this page wislawa szymborska. »Deshalb leben wir«. Die Literaturnobelpreisträgerinvon 1996, die polnische Gegenwartsautorin wislawa szymborska http://www.mgrauer.de/11/programm/prog_19.htm

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Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, POLISH NOBEL LAUREATES , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to POLISH NOBEL LAUREATES click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... POLISH NOBEL LAUREATES click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption There are four Polish writers who have won the Nobel Prize for literature. This charming site offers biographical information and many photographs. Of note is the extensive sampling of the poetry of Wislawa Szymborska and Czeslaw Milosz. Built by students new to the English language, this site is also available in Polish. Students DARIUSZ V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland ALEKSANDRA V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland IWONA V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland Coaches Marcin V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland URSZULA V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland PIOTR V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland

66. Nära Ögat Av Wislawa Szymborska - Mimers Brunn recn. / Nära Ögat av wislawa szymborska Skrivet av CHEETAH wislawa szymborskaföddes i Polen 1923. Hon tilldelades Nobelpriset i litteratur 1996. http://www.mimersbrunn.se/arbeten/910.asp

den 25 mars 2003 2335 arbeten +103 denna vecka Mimers Brunn Kategorier Sv. recn. Nära Ögat av Wislawa Szymborska Skrivet av: CHEETAH fortfarande CHEETAH Jag har valt en diktsamling, med dikter skrivna av Wislawa Szymborska, översatta och valda av Anders Bodegård. Dikterna är tagna ur fem av Wislawas tidigare verk, utgivna mellan år 1957 och 1993, samt ett antal ”nya dikter”. Wislawa Szymborska föddes i Polen 1923. Hon tilldelades Nobelpriset i litteratur 1996. Jag valde boken efter att ha frågat min mamma om ett diktverk, skrivet av en nobelpristagare, med korta och konkreta dikter. De totalt 27 dikterna behandlar alla i någon form livet eller vardagliga upplevelser och händelser. Från hjärtats bultande till hatets verkan. Dikterna är lättlästa men kanske framförallt lättförståeliga, utan krångliga ord eller märkvärdiga krusiduller; helt i min stil. I efterordet, skrivet av Anders Bodegård, nämns hennes egna vilja att inte vara poetisk: ”hon är poet och vägrar att vara poetisk”. Ordknapphet, enkelhet och visst lekande och fyndigt utnyttjande av rim, av orden och av tecknen. Jag förvånas över att hon inte förändrat sitt sätt att dikta över de 33 år, som dikterna sträcker sig, men förstår det likväl då hon måste ha känt att hon hamnat rätt från början. Mitt i prick. Dikterna är trygga, nära och lätta. De utspelar sig ganska ofta i naturen, nästan alltid i en lite idyllisk miljö, lugn och säker för besökaren, utan obehag. Endast ett fåtal är de dikter där hon beskriver ondska, död etc., och även då förblir dikterna lätta, utan att gå över i något tungsint funderande eller tänkande. Hon vill förvåna, med ironi eller med verklighetsbeskrivningar - så här ser det ut, är det inte häftigt?!?

67. Wislawa Szymborska Translate this page wislawa szymborska (*1923) Jahrmarkt der Wunder Leben im Handumdrehen. Jahrmarktder Wunder. Ein Alltagswunder daß es so viele Alltagswunder gibt. http://mitglied.lycos.de/beschka/inhalt/szymborska.htm

Inhalt vor Wislawa Szymborska Jahrmarkt der Wunder Leben im Handumdrehen Jahrmarkt der Wunder Ein Alltagswunder: das Bellen unsichtbarer Hunde in einer stillen Nacht. Ein Wunder von vielen: Mehrere Wunder in einem: eine Erle, die sich im Wasser spiegelt, obwohl das Wasser seicht ist. Ein Wunder an der Tagesordnung: recht schwache und milde Winde, Ein erstbestes Wunder: Ein zweites, nicht geringeres: dieser und kein anderer Garten in diesem und keinem anderen Obstkern. Ein Wunder ohne schwarzen Frack und Zylinder: Ein Wunder, denn was sonst: die Sonne ging heute um drei Uhr vierzehn auf und sie wird untergehen null Uhr eins. Ein Wunder, das nicht so verwundert, wie es sollte: die Hand hat zwar weniger Finger als sechs, Ein Wunder, so weit man schauen kann: was undenkbar ist – ist denkbar. Leben im Handumdrehen Leben im Handumdrehen. Ich kenne die Rolle, die ich spiele, nicht. Ich improvisiere, obwohl mich das Improvisieren ekelt. Mein Sosein riecht nach Provinz. Meine Instinkte sind Dilettantismus. oder man wiederholte wenigstens einen Donnerstag! Aber schon naht der Freitag mit dem mir fremden Szenario Ist das in Ordnung – frag ich (mit heiserer Stimme

68. Twentieth Century Poetry In Translation: Translator's Index "B" szymborska, wislawa VIEW WITH A GRAIN OF SAND Selected Poems. szymborska,wislawa VIEW WITH A GRAIN OF SAND Selected Poems. szymborska http://pigeon.cch.kcl.ac.uk/mpt/tridx/idx-B.html

MPT Translator's Index: B HOME Greek GALANAKI, Rhea ALBEIT PLEASING/TREBAZE PUVABNA Poems 1969-1975 Bador, Bernard French ARTAUD, Antonin Bahrami, Bahran Iranian KHOI, Esmail SONGS OF NOWHERELAND Bakaitis, Vyt Lithuanian MEKAS, Jonas Baker, Edward Nicaraguan NICARAGUA IN REVOLUTION : THE POETS SPEAK A Bilingual Collage Bakht, Baidar Urdu AMJAD, Amjad Islam IN THE LAST DAYS OF AUTUMN AKHTAR-UL-IMAN TAKING STOCK Selected Poems ... AN ANTHOLOGY OF MODERN URDU POETRY Balaban, John Vietnamese VIETNAMESE FOLK POETRY CA DAO VIETNAM A Bilingual Anthology of Vietnamese Folk Poetry Balakian, Peter Armenian SIAMANTO BLOODY NEWS FROM MY FRIEND Balamani, Amma N. Malayalam BALAMANI, AMMA N. THIRTY POEMS Baland, Timothy Spanish HERNANDEZ, Miguel SELECTED POEMS OF MIGUEL HERNANDEZ HERNANDEZ, Miguel And BLAS DE OTERO SELECTED POEMS ... de OTERO, Blas Balashova, Elena Russian DRAGOMOSCHENKO, Arkadii DESCRIPTION DRAGOMOSCHENKO, Arkadii XENIA Balding, Gerry Swedish DAHL, Lennart UNEXPECTED IMAGE Baliozian, Ara Armenian GRANIAN, Puzant SELECTED POEMS 1936-1982 Ball, David French MICHAUX, Henri

69. Twentieth Century Poetry In Translation: Polish szymborska , wislawa (b.1923). SEVENTY POEMS SOUNDS FEELINGS THOUGHTS tr. withintro. poet {szymborska, wislawa} English text only. Harcourt Brace Co. http://pigeon.cch.kcl.ac.uk/mpt/Tr.pol1.html

TWENTIETH CENTURY POLISH POETRY IN TRANSLATION HOME Individual Poets BARANCZAK , Stanislaw (b.1946) WHERE DID I WAKE UP Kujawinski, Frank UNDER MY OWN ROOF Verses For A New Apartment Kujawinski, Frank THE WEIGHT OF THE BODY Selected Poems Krynski, Magnus J. Lourie, Richard Maguire, Robert A. Baranczak, Stanislaw BEDNARCZYK , Czeslaw (1912-1994) POEMS Graham, Anthony Long, Kris A YEAR LATER Selected Poems Czajkowska, Magda Graham, Antony Long, Kris Czajkowski, Z. George Cookson, William BIALOSZEWSKI , Miron (b.1922) THE REVOLUTION OF THINGS Selected Poems Busza, Andrej Czaykowski, Bogdan BOROWSKI , Tadeusz (1922-1951) SELECTED POEMS Rafferty, Larry Natchez, Meryl Baranczak, Stanislaw BUSZA , Andrej (b.1938) ASTROLOG W METRZE/ASTROLOGER IN THE UNDERGROUND Bullock, Michael Boraks, Jagna CZERNIAWSKI , Adam (b.1934) KNOWLEDGE BY DESCRIPTION Higgins, Ian FICOWSKI , Jerzy (b.1924) A READING OF ASHES Bosley, Keith Wandycz, Krystna Herbert, Zbigniew

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Beskid.com La Pologne Online Votre Journal de Pologne: utile, pratique, des infos, des reportages ... Tous les mois la Pologne est sur le Net Home Wislawa Szymborska " Je réinvente le monde " nous prévient-elle … l'art, la politique, l'Holocauste, l'époque l'image de soi : Szymborska, madaaaAAAAme Szymborska nous regarde, nous désigne. Il y eut l'amour sur un air nostalgique, Il y eut l'eureux retour au terme de l'errance. Plein de hasards, grouillant, sombre - A toi, le manchot tapi sous le porche A toi, la fille aux yeux vains. Encore Si un jour ils en descendront, Je n'en sais, je ne vous dirais rien. Que ton fils porte un nom slave et blond, Car ici, chaque cheveu on recense Ne saute pas. Que ton fils s'appelle Lech. Ne saute pas, Ce n'est pas encore l'heure.

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Wislawa Szymborska Wislawa Szymborska - the winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize for Literature Poems New and Collected 1957 - 1997 by Wislawa Szymborska, Clare Cavanagh (Translator), Stanislaw Baranczak (Translator) Sounds Feelings Thoughts : Seventy Poems by Wislawa Szymborska , translated and introduced by Magnus J. Krynski and Robert A. Maguire Marcin's Books and Music Store Authors

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Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, POLISH NOBEL LAUREATES , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to POLISH NOBEL LAUREATES click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... POLISH NOBEL LAUREATES click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption There are four Polish writers who have won the Nobel Prize for literature. This charming site offers biographical information and many photographs. Of note is the extensive sampling of the poetry of Wislawa Szymborska and Czeslaw Milosz. Built by students new to the English language, this site is also available in Polish. Students DARIUSZ V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland ALEKSANDRA V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland IWONA V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland Coaches Marcin V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland URSZULA V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland PIOTR V Secondary School (V Liceum Ogolnoksztalcace) Poland

75. Online NewsHour: Nobel Prize Winner -- October 4, 1996 The Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded yesterday to wislawa szymborska, a 73year-oldpoet from Poland, a country with an embattled history and a rich http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/entertainment/october96/nobel_10-4.html

NOBEL POETESS OCTOBER 4, 1996 TRANSCRIPT The Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded yesterday to Wislawa Szymborska, a 73-year-old poet from Poland, a country with an embattled history and a rich tradition of writers. Elizabeth Farnsworth talks with Robert Hass, the poet laureate of the U.S., about her writing. ELIZABETH FARNSWORTH: Finally tonight, the Nobel Prize for Literature. It was awarded yesterday to Wislawa Szymborska, a 73-year-old Polish poet. Over the years, Szymborska has rarely spoken publicly about her work, but she once said, "I borrow words weighed with pathos and then try hard to make them seem light." Though she is not well known in this country, Szymborska’s poetry has provided inspiration for popular music and even a feature film in her homeland. She has published nine collections of poems, four books of her translated works are available in English. Here to tell us more about this Nobel laureate is the poet laureate of the United States, Robert Hass. Thank you for being with us. And I should add that you know something about Polish poetry, having translated Czeclov Milos, who’s also a Nobel prize winner. Were you surprised to hear that Ms. Szymborska, Mrs. Szymborska, had won this award? ROBERT HASS, Poet Laureate: I was very surprised and delighted. She’s a very pure poet and an unexpected choice because she writes poetry. There are no essays on man’s fate. There are no novels or theater. She’s lived in Krakow quietly most of her life and produced these marvelous, very simple poems.

76. Wislawa Szymborska A brief, detailed overview of the writings of Polish Nobel Prizewinning poetwislawa szymborska. wislawa szymborska. wislawa szymborska was born in 1923. http://www.allsands.com/Literature/wislawaszymbo_vzy_gn.htm

Wislawa Szymborska Wislawa Szymborska was born in 1923. She is Polish and currently lives in Cracow (Krakow). In 1996 she won the Nobel Prize for Literature for her ironic and deceptively simple poetry. Her poems have been translated into English and collected into books: People On A Bridge, Sounds, Feelings, Thoughts, and her best-known work, View With A Grain Of Sand. Slightly reclusive, she avoids the limelight, preferring to lead a quiet, normal existence. Although her poems are written in clear, direct language that is almost childlike in its simplicity, Szymborska tackles heavy subjects such as death (“Cat in an Empty Apartment”), societal demands (“Ruben’s Women”), relationships (“The Tower of Babel”), and the constancy of nature (“Water”). Many of her poems have a touch of whimsy, although they are never fluffy. For example, in “Conversation with a Stone,” Szymborska repeats the line “I knock at the stone’s front door. / It’s only me, let me come in,” then exchanges dialogue with the stone; at the end of the poem are the lines bodyOffer(3622) I knock at the stone’s front door.

77. The New York Review Of Books: Wislawa Szymborska Bibliography of books and articles by wislawa szymborska, from The New YorkReview of Books. The New York Review of Books wislawa szymborska. http://www.nybooks.com/authors/292

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Wislawa Szymborska Née en 1923 / Polonaise D'accord, dans notre language courant, qui ne s'interroge pas sur chaque mot qu'il emploie, nous disons tous : "vie ordinaire", "monde ordinaire", "ordre normal des choses". Mais dans la langue de la poésie, où chaque mot est soigneusement pesé, rien n'est jamais ordinaire ni normal. Pas une pierre, pas un nuage au-dessus. Pas un jour, et pas une nuit après. Et, par dessus tout, pas une quelconque existence en ce monde. Discours prononcé le 7 décembre 1996 à Stockholm Découverte Conversation avec la pierre Quatre heures du matin Oignon ... Gare

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80. Polish Culture: WISLAWA SZYMBORSKA A poet and essayist, wislawa szymborska won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1996. profiles.literature. wislawa szymborska. language versions polish english. http://www.culture.pl/en/culture/artykuly/os_szymborska_wislawa

cycle(-1) profiles literature WISLAWA SZYMBORSKA language versions: polish english Born in Bnin (near Poznan) in 1923, she has been connected throughout her life with Cracow, where she studied and still lives and works. A poet and essayist, Wislawa Szymborska won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1996. She is known throughout the world thanks to translations published in English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Czech, Slovak, Swedish, Bulgarian, Albanian and Chinese. Szymborska writes sparingly; she is reckoned to have written no more than 250 poems. Perhaps this accounts for the fact that almost every one is a masterpiece. At least since the mid-1950s, Szymborska has held a place among the very finest Polish and European poets. Source: www.polska2000.pl Selected bibliography: DLATEGO ZYJEMY / THAT'S WHY WE LIVE , Warszawa, 1952 PYTANIA ZADAWANE SOBIE / QUESTIONS ASKED TO ONESELF , Krakow: WL, 1954 WOLANIE DO YETI / APPEAL TO THE YETI , Krakow: WL,1957 SOL / SALT , Warszawa: PIW, 1962 STO POCIECH / A HUNDRED JOYS , Warszawa: PIW, 1967 WSZELKI WYPADEK / ANY CASE WIELKA LICZBA / HIGH NUMBERS LUDZIE NA MOSCIE / PEOPLE ON A BRIDGE , Warszawa: Czytelnik, 1986 KONIEC I POCZATEK / THE END AND THE BEGINNING , Poznan: a5, 1993 WIDOK Z ZIARNKIEM PIASKU / VIEW WITH A GRAIN OF SAND , Poznan: a5, 1996 LEKTURY NADOBOWIAZKOWE / NONREQUIRED READING , Krakow: WL, 1992 STO WIERSZY - STO POCIECH / A HUNDRED POEMS - A HUNDRED SOLACES , Krakow: WL, 1997 CHWILA/ INSTANT , Krakow: Znak, 2002 Selected translations: German: anthologies:

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