Ovid und die Troubadours
By: Wilibald Schrötter
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1908
Place of publication: Marburg
Language: ger
Number of pages: 49
Subjects: Troubadours; Provençal poetry; History and criticism; Comparative literature; Latin and Provençal; Provençal and Latin
Description: Bly decided to embark on the project of writing a daily poem: every morning he would stay in bed until he had completed the day's work.
Notes: Vita.

Thesis--Marburg.

Bibliography: p.[3]-7.
Table of contents: title: Early morning in your room; title: The shocks we put our pitchforks into; title: Why we don't die; title: Hawthorne and the elephant; title: The old woman frying perch; title: Conversation with the soul; title: He wanted to live his life over; title: The glimpse of something in the oven; title: Bad people; title: Things to think; title: Two ways to write poems; title: The barn at Elabuga; title: The Russian; title: Some men find it hard to finish sentences; title: Visiting the eighty-five-year-old poet; title: All these stories; title: The resemblance between your life and a dog; title: Reading in a boat; title: Waking on the farm; title: When threshing time ends; title: A family photograph, Sunday morning, 1940; title: A farm in western Minnesota; title: For a childhood friend, Marie; title: What the animals paid; title: The bear and the man; title: When my dead father called.; title: The green cookstove; title: The playful deeds of the wind; title: It is so easy to give in; title: Wanting more applause at a conference; title: Making smoke; title: Thinking about old jobs; title: Conversation with a monster; title: The black figure below the boat; title: The man who didn't know what was his; title: The mouse; title: The storm; title: The yellow dot; title: It's as if someone else is with me; title: A week of poems at Bennington. The dog's ears ; When the cat stole the milk ; Being happy all night ; The widowed friend ; We only say that ; Wounding others ; What the buttocks think; title: What Bill Stafford was like; title: A poem is some remembering; title: Wallace Stevens and Mozart; title: Rethinking Wallace Stevens; title: Tasting heaven; title: Wallace Stevens in the fourth grade; title: The waltz.; title: The neurons who watch birds; title: A question the bundle had; title: Seeing the eclipse in Maine; title: Clothespins; title: The face in the Toyota; title: The scandal; title: Looking at the stars; title: After a friend's death; title: The parcel; title: My doubts on going to visit a new friend; title: One source of bad information; title: Thoughts; title: The grandparent and the granddaughter; title: The ocean rising and falling; title: Ocean rain and music; title: Looking at aging faces; title: November; title: Three-day Fall rain; title: Winter afternoon by the lake; title: Isaac Bashevis and Pasternak; title: People like us; title: A Christmas poem; title: Reading Silence in the snowy fields; title: Words the Dreamer spoke to My father in Maine; title: Visiting Sand Island; title: A poem for Giambattista Vico written by the Pacific; title: For Ruth; title: A conversation with a mouse.