Selected Poems of Yone Noguchi
Yone Noguchi
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"Yone Noguchi was an influential Japanese writer of poetry, fiction, essays, and literary criticism in both English and Japanese. Critical evaluations of Noguchi, while varying drastically, have frequently stressed the enigmatic character of his work. Arthur Symons referred to him as a "scarcely to be apprehended personality." Arthur Ransome called him "a poet whose poems are so separate that a hundred of them do not suffice for his expression." Ezra Pound, on first reading The Pilgrimage in 1911 wrote that "His poems seem to be rather beautiful. I don't quite know what to think about them." Nishiwaki Junzaburō wrote, "Most of his earlier poems have always seemed to me so terrific, so bewildering, as to startle me out of reason or system." - Summary by Wikipedia (1 hr 52 min)
Capítulos
| Foreword | 13:47 | Leído por Nemo |
| What About my Songs | 1:12 | Leído por Nemo |
| Where is the Poet | 1:20 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| The Desert of ' No More ' | 1:15 | Leído por Nemo |
| Seas of Loneliness | 1:41 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| The Garden of Truth | 1:14 | Leído por Nemo |
| Like a Paper Lantern | 1:00 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| I Hail Myself as I Do Homer - | 3:16 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Night Reverie in the Forest | 4:05 | Leído por Nemo |
| Song of Day in Yosemite Valley | 4:26 | Leído por Nemo |
| Song of Night in Yosemite Valley | 1:54 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Apparition | 1:14 | Leído por Nemo |
| O Cho San | 2:28 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Address to a Soyokaze | 1:50 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Under the Moon | 3:25 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| O Hana San | 3:22 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Myoto | 1:14 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| The Goddess : God | 0:39 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| By the Sea | 2:08 | Leído por Nemo |
| Homekotoba | 8:10 | Leído por Nemo |
| Upon the Heights | 2:00 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Poet | 1:09 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Face in the Mirror | 2:58 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| How Near to Fairyland | 1:17 | Leído por Nemo |
| Lines | 1:06 | Leído por Nemo |
| Spring | 1:03 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Prose Poems | 8:21 | Leído por Nemo |
| The New Art | 1:25 | Leído por Nemo |
| By the Enagakuji Temple : Moon Night | 0:59 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| To a Nightingale | 2:03 | Leído por Nemo |
| I am Like a Leaf | 0:58 | Leído por Nemo |
| To the Sunflower | 0:56 | Leído por Nemo |
| Shadow | 1:14 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| The Fantastic Snow-flakes | 1:12 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Ghost of Abyss | 1:00 | Leído por Nemo |
| Autumn Song | 0:50 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Fantasia | 1:19 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Temple Bell | 1:04 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| To the Cicada | 1:24 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| The Lady of Utamaro's Art | 1:14 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Buddha Priest in Meditation | 1:21 | Leído por Nemo |
| In the Inland Sea | 1:33 | Leído por Nemo |
| Kyoto | 1:05 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| My Little Bird | 1:14 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Her Weapons are a Smile and a Little Fan | 0:52 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| My Heart | 1:06 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Lotus Worshippers | 1:33 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Lines | 1:02 | Leído por Nemo |
| The Eastern Sea | 1:39 | Leído por Nemo |
| To a Sparrow | 1:09 | Leído por Nemo |
| Right and Left | 1:00 | Leído por Nemo |
| In Japan Beyond | 1:36 | Leído por Nemo |
| Cradle Songs | 1:38 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
| Japanese Hokkus | 2:52 | Leído por Eva Davis (d. 2025) |
Reseñas
Poetry that sinks into my soul.
free LeonardPeltier
I've listened to about half of these poems, so far and know I will go back to them regularly, since you can listen to any number of them and in any order. They share the focus on nature that is what makes Japanese poetry so important to me. It is interesting to read in the LibraVox introduction, that Yone Noguchi wrote both in English and Japanese. I would like to learn more about him. I am now reading his "The American Diary of a Japanese Girl". I thought this author was a female at first and that confusion was added to because of his writings as if by a female narrator.
Great poems and readers
WareforCoin
The poems are powerful sometimes, playful other times, and always an imaginative topic. The readers really did a good job with this book.