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1. PSALM.

Author

Boswell, Paltridge

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), BOSWELL, Paltridge
Published
2024

2. "Apostate Only Am I True": Paul Celan's Slit Margin.

Author

Felstiner, John

Subjects
*PARADOX in literature, *SACRED & profane dichotomy in literature
Abstract

The article discusses the work of the Romanian poet Paul Celan, with particular focus given to the themes of paradox, sacredness, and contradiction. Poems including "Lob der Ferne or "Praise of Distance," "Sprich Auch Du," and "Psalm" are examined, and comments on the translation of his work into English are offered.

Published
2012
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3. Poem "Psalm".

Author

WEINER, JOSHUA

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), WEINER, Joshua
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Joshua Weiner is presented. First Line: When I sing to you I am alone these days; Last Line: (amen) a path to follow.

Published
2024

4. Psalm.

Author

Griswold, Jay

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), GRISWOLD, Jay
Published
2024

5. Psalm.

Author

POLONSKAYA, ANZHELINA

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), POLONSKAYA, Anzhelina
Published
2023

7. PSALM.

Author

GUTOROW, JACEK

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), GUTOROW, Jacek, FLORCZYK, Piotr
Abstract

The poem "PSALM" by Jacek Gutorow and translated by Piotr Florczyk is presented. First Line: The island I have in mind can't hold a candle to other islands, but I've always been touched; Last Line: No poetry, just death.

Published
2018

8. Psalm.

Author

LEASE, JOSEPH

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), LEASE, Joseph
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Joseph Lease is presented. First Line: do you; Last Line: don't fit-.

Published
2015

9. 'No Room for Truth': On the Precariousness of Life and Narrative in The Last of the Just.

Author

Cohen, Josh

Subjects
*PRECARIOUS employment
Abstract

This article explores André Schwarz-Bart's famous novel, The Last of the Just, as the expression of twin crises in literary and religious representation. Ernie Levy's words, 'there is no room for truth here', spoken on the transport to Auschwitz as he cradles and comforts a dying child with stories of an idyllic afterlife, become the point of departure for a reading of the novel in terms of the loss of just this 'room for truth'. The article considers the novel's reimagining of the legend of the Lamed Vav in the light of Gershom Scholem's criticism that Schwarz-Bart compromises the legend's 'moral anarchy' before casting the novel in the light of Freud's remarks on traumatic dreams in Beyond the Pleasure Principle, as well as Emmanuel Levinas' ideas on 'useless suffering'. The last part of the article reads the novel's anguished theological motifs alongside Paul Celan's poem 'Psalm'. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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10. Psalm.

Author

Antler

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), ANTLER, 1946-
Published
2022

11. Two Poems.

Author

NAPEL, ROELOF TEN

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), SONG of Songs (Poem), NAPEL, Roelof ten
Abstract

Two Poems by Roelof ten Napel is presented.First poem "psalm". First Line: they tell you a friend is going to die. they know; Last line: breathe now, rise up, just breathe.Second Poem "song of songs". First line: i am my beloved's and my beloved; Last line: and kiss me with the kisses of his mouth.

Published
2021

12. Psalm.

Author

CONE, TEMPLE

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), CONE, Temple
Published
2022

13. Joshua Weiner.

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), WEINER, Joshua
Published
2013

14. Dan Bellm.

Subjects
JEWISH poetry (American)
Published
2013

15. Psalm.

Author

Lyon, George Ella

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), LYON, George Ella
Published
2021

16. The Art of Losing: Four Contemporary American Women Poets and Grief.

Author

Kolosov, Jacqueline

Subjects
*LITERARY form, *CANON (Literature), *GRIEF in literature, *AMERICAN women poets
Abstract

The article explores the feelings and thoughts of several poems which includes "Psalm" by Carol Ann Davis, "Sarah-Of Fragments and Lines" by Julie Carr and "Slamming Open the Door" by Sheeder Bonanno. It also presents information on a literary canon written by Jahan Ramazani on the poetry of mourning and grief written by several American women poets.

Published
2012

17. "Wie alle Glocken schweigen": Guilt and Absolution in Ingeborg Bachmann's "Psalm"

Author

Van Vliet, Jo Ann

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form), *NATIONAL socialism, *DENAZIFICATION, *CHURCH discipline, *AUTHORITARIANISM, *LITERATURE
Abstract

The article examines the poem, Psalm, by Ingeborg Bachmann. Psalm was first published in 1953. The poem reveals a preoccupation with the denazification process, the role of the Church during and after the Third Reich, and the question of absolution from the individual and collective sins of National Socialism. What is interesting in Bachmann's poem is its unique integration of the stark religious imagery, the highly graphic imagery of decay, and the persistently imperative tone. The liturgical and Biblically inspired imagery in Psalm pertains on the whole to the Crucifixion and the Resurrection.

Published
1985

18. PSALM.

Author

Leonard, John

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), LEONARD, John
Published
2022

19. PSALM 68: ECHOES OF THE SONG OF DEBORAH.

Author

Sussman, Shoshana

Subjects
*LITERARY criticism, *POETRY (Literary form), *THEMES in poetry, *POETRY explication
Abstract

The article offers poetry criticism of two poems including Song of Deborah and Psalm. It discusses similarities between the Song of Deborah and Psalm. It informs that Psalm 68 and the Song of Deborah include an enumeration of, or reference to, certain of the twelve tribes that had rushed to the nation against the enemy. It further informs that Deborah in her song and King David in this psalm acknowledges the hand of God in defeating their enemies.

Published
2012

20. Psalm.

Author

Florczyk, Piotr

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), FLORCZYK, Piotr
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm," by Piotr Florczyk. First Line: When you visit; Last Line: inside my mouth.

Published
2007

22. Psalm.

Author

Young, Elizabeth

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), YOUNG, Elizabeth
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Elizabeth Young is presented. First Line: Thunder and lightning bowled through the middle; Last Line: that takes being God's word without saying.

Published
2019

23. Psalm: Cris de Coeur.

Author

Bernard, April

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), BERNARD, April
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm: Cris de Coeur," by April Bernard. First Line: Help (for which we have cried since morning); Last Line: Help (for which my heart has cried since morning).

Published
1991

24. Psalm.

Author

Memmer, Philip

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), MEMMER, Philip
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Philip Memmer is presented. First Line: It isn't much, Father, I know, Last Line: please, try it on.

Published
2012

25. PSALM.

Author

Memmer, Philip

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), MEMMER, Philip
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Psalm," by Philip Memmer. First Line: Happy are those; Last Line: drop your match.

Published
2008

26. Psalm.

Author

DUNLOP, RISHMA

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), DUNLOP, Rishma
Published
2017

27. Psalm.

Author

Wakefield, Kathleen A.

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), WAKEFIELD, Kathleen A.
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Kathleen A. Wakefield is presented. First Line: Lord, I have lived; Last Line: Let snow fall on my lips.

Published
2020

28. Psalm.

Author

KRAFT, DANIEL

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), KRAFT, Daniel
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Daniel Kraft is presented. First Line: Lord of hosts of perfunctory dinner parties; Last Line: and make the sentence whole.

Published
2020
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29. Psalm.

Author

Potts, Lynne

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), POTTS, Lynne
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm," by Lynne Potts. First Line: You, Lord, are my shepherd, imagination; Last Line: myself, but that Mother called home.

Published
2004

31. TWO POEMS ENTITLED "PSALM" BY GEORGE OPPEN AND PAUL CELAN.

Author

Weinfield, Henry

Subjects
*JEWISH poets
Abstract

This forum examines two great and, by now, quite famous poems from the 1960s entitled "Psalm," both of them written by poets who were Jewish. 1 he Rumanian poet Paul Celan, who wrote in German, included his "Psalm" in his collection Die Niemandsrose (The No One's Rose) (1963), and the American poet George Oppen included his in his collection This In Which (1965). Celan's "Psalm" is clearly marked by the Holocaust, though as Carsten Dutt, one of the forum writers, points out, it is not specifically on the subject of the Holocaust. Oppen's "Psalm," somewhat ironically, bears as an epigraph a passage from Thomas Aquinas (viajacques Maritain). Two of the scholars included in the forum, Robert Baker and Peter Nicholls, stage an encounter between Oppen and Celan, while the two others, Dutt and Kevin Hart, focus solely on Celan's "Psalm." God is present in Celan's "Psalm," but as "no one" (Niemand). He is absent from Oppen's "Psalm," but, as Baker and Nicholls emphasize, Oppen's poem is nevertheless a song of praise. Whether Celan's address to "no one" is an address to the God of negative theology becomes a subject of dispute in the forum: Hart tends to agree, Dutt disagrees, and Nicholls takes a position that could allow for either interpretation. All four of the participants engage in close readings of the poems while setting them in a variety of literary, philosophical, and theological contexts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

32. Psalm: It Must Be the Medication.

Author

Bernard, April

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), BERNARD, April
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm: It Must Be the Medication," by April Bernard. First Line: So the hip rises, oh so slightly, in its golden socket; Last Line: for the moment without remove, write, "I can't stop laughing."

Published
1991

33. Psalm.

Author

BACHMANN, INGEBORG

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), BACHMANN, Ingeborg, 1926-1973
Published
1986

34. Psalm.

Author

CELAN, PAUL

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), CELAN, Paul, 1920-1970
Published
1986

35. Psalm.

Author

COOLEY, PETER

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), COOLEY, Peter
Published
2017

36. Psalm.

Author

Pardi, Philip

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), PARDI, Philip
Abstract

The poem “Psalm" by Philip Pardi is presented. First Line: How it all conspires, in our hands, Last Line: Then, lick the Earth.

Published
2015

37. Poems: Psalm.

Author

Adaf, Shimon

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), ADAF, Shimon
Published
2014

38. Psalm.

Author

HALL, JUDITH

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), HALL, Judith
Published
2004

39. Psalm.

Author

Trudell, Dennis

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), TRUDELL, Dennis
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Dennis Trudell is presented. First Line: Somewhere I have never been; Last Line: hole ten feet in that bright air.

Published
2016

40. Argument.

Subjects
ARGUMENT (Poem), PROVERBS (Poem), PSALM (Poem)
Abstract

Several poems are presented. "Argument." First Line: (S) Being a good people, if we were wrong, we would change; Last Line: There is the bigot and the child, there is justice, mad againe. "Proverbs." First Line: Without passion, no reason. Last Line: Oh, what light-lidded day, when they took my baby away. "Psalm." First Line: I do not intend to hurt anyone. Last Line: damn'd.

Published
2009

41. Psalm.

Author

Donovan, Matt

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), DONOVAN, Matt
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm," by Matt Donovan. First Line: The trick was breathing in, you claimed, as if that was all; Last Line: to plummet into that luminous rage & whatever that might afford.

Published
2008

42. Psalm (Poem).

Author

Sol, Adam

Subjects
PRAYER
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm," by Adam Sol.

Published
2003

43. Psalm (Poem).

Author

Waldrop, Keith

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), WALDROP, Keith, 1932-2023
Abstract

Presents the poem "Psalm," by Keith Waldrop.

Published
2003

44. Psalm (Poem).

Author

Imbriglio, Catherine

Subjects
BODY & soul in literature, PROSE poems
Abstract

Presents the prose poem "Psalm," by Catherine Imbriglio.

Published
2003

45. Psalm (Poem).

Author

Broughton, T. Alan

Subjects
PSALM (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem 'Psalm.'

Published
2002

46. Psalm.

Author

Rotholtz, Montreux

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), ROTHOLTZ, Montreux
Abstract

The poem "Psalm" by Montreux Rotholtz is presented. First Line: Planetary cold; Last Line: Help me I'm partial.

Published
2016

47. Psalm.

Author

MADDEN, ED

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), MADDEN, Ed
Abstract

The poem "'Psalm" by Ed Madden is presented. First Line: For I shall praise Hasbro, for Big Jim and Big Josh, for the Last Line: green apple as he kissed me, fruit of knowledge.

Published
2015

48. Psalm.

Author

LAUX, DORIANNE

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), LAUX, Dorianne
Abstract

The poem "Psalm," by Dorianne Laux is presented. First Line: Lord, there are creatures in the understory, Last Line: there are angels in the undergrowth, praise them.

Published
2015
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49. Psalm.

Author

Irwin, Mark

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), IRWIN, Mark
Abstract

The poem "Psalm," by Mark Irwin is presented. First Line: We are a small, quiet people, most of us less than 3" tall and can't speak unless; Last Line: clouds, who with their one unspoken word, hold us falling through their hands.

Published
2012

50. Psalm.

Author

Tobin, Daniel

Subjects
PSALM (Poem), TOBIN, Daniel
Abstract

The poem "Psalm," by Daniel Tobin is presented. First Line: No one kneads us again; Last Line: the thorn.

Published
2012

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