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Indian Love Poems Selected and Edited by Meena Alexander

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

25.01.2005

Herausgeber

Meena Alexander

Verlag

Random House USA

Seitenzahl

256

Maße (L/B/H)

17.3/11.3/2 cm

Gewicht

231 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4000-4225-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

25.01.2005

Herausgeber

Meena Alexander

Verlag

Random House USA

Seitenzahl

256

Maße (L/B/H)

17.3/11.3/2 cm

Gewicht

231 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4000-4225-8

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Foreword

    WAITING
    From Subhashitavali of Vallabhadeva
    My Love

    VATSYAYANA From Kamasutra
    Four Embraces

    MILAIPPERUNKANTAN From Kuruntokai
    What He Said

    ALLUR NANMULLAI From Kuruntokai
    What She Said

    ORERURAVANAR From Kuruntokai
    What He Said

    KALIDASA From Meghadutam
    The Loom of Time

    ANONYMOUS
    A Small Request

    SRINATHA
    Love Letter

    JAGANATHA From Bhamini Vilasa
    A Word of Warning

    CHANDIDAS
    ‘I have blackened my golden skin’

    ANURADHA MAHAPATRA
    God

    MAMULANAR From Kuruntokai
    What She Said

    CHANDIDAS
    ‘I throw ashes at all laws’

    KAPILAR From Ainkurunuru
    What Her Friend Said

    TEVAKULATTAR From Kuruntokai
    What She Said

    From Gathasaptasati
    ‘Even in a reeling world’
    ‘How can you describe her?’

    From Amarusataka
    ‘All I have to do’
    ‘She’s in the house’

    VARATUNKARAMAPANTIYAN’S WIFE
    Space to Space

    KABIR
    ‘Like a sharp arrow’

    JAYANTA MAHAPATRA
    A Day of Rain

    MANORAMA MAHAPATRA
    My Whole Life for Him

    AMRITA PRITAM
    Early Spring

    K. SATCHIDANANDAN
    Loving aWoman

    BALAMANIAMMA
    Gift of Love

    SHAKUNT MATHUR
    A New Way of Waiting

    GHALIB
    Desires Come by the Thousands
    Behind the Curtain

    NISSIM EZEKIEL
    Poet, Lover, Birdwatcher

    MIRAJI
    Love Song of the Clerk

    SURESH JOSHI
    Darkness

    SITANSHU YASHASHCHANDRA
    Solar

    NIRALA
    Love Song

    A. K. RAMANUJAN
    Looking for a Cousin on a Swing

    MEENA ALEXANDER
    Indian Sandstone

    FAHMIDAH RIAZ
    Tongue of Stone

    PRATIBHA SATPATHY
    Dew Drop

    SAROOP DHRUV
    Beyond the Flapdoor

    KEKI N. DARUWALLA From Night River
    ‘Dream and reality’

    MEETING
    VATSYAYANA From Kamasutra
    ‘When men ask about all the ways of embracing’
    ‘Whatever wound a man inflicts on a woman’

    KALIDASA From Sakuntala
    ‘Craving sweet’
    ‘Seeing rare beauty’

    ANONYMOUS
    Kamasutra

    From Amarusataka ‘Held her’

    KUMARADASA From Janakiharana
    ‘In their quarrel’

    CANDRAKA From Sarngadharapaddhati
    ‘A long time back’

    FAIZ AHMED FAIZ
    ‘Before you came’

    FAHMIDAH RIAZ
    Deep Kiss

    SUDEEP SEN
    Desire
    Caress

    MIRABAI
    ‘Here she comes’
    ‘Hari is a dhobi’
    ‘On a sudden’

    CHANDIDAS
    ‘I have hardened my mind’

    SUJATA BHATT
    The Kamasutra Retold

    KABIR
    ‘To say that the love’
    ‘Lying beside you’

    VIDYA
    Love in the Countryside

    VIKATANITAMBA
    Recollection

    VALLANA
    ‘When he had taken off my clothes’

    BHAVABHUTI From Uttara Rama Charita
    ‘Deep in love’

    CHAVALI BANGARAMMA
    My Brother

    RABINDRANATH TAGORE
    Black Blossom
    One Day

    AKHTAR-UL-IMAN
    Compromise

    ISMAIL
    You

    BASAVANNA
    ‘Look here, dear fellow’

    ILANKO ATIKAL From The Cilappatikaram
    From The Round Dance of the Herdswomen

    MAHADEVIYANKKA
    ‘Like a silkworm weaving’
    ‘When I didn’t know myself ’

    D. VINAYACHANDRAN From Hell Writes a Love Poem
    ‘When the gigantic bulls with broken horns’
    ‘For love’
    ‘It is heaven and hell’
    ‘Standing naked before the mirror’

    From Amarusataka
    ‘When my face turned toward his’

    CEMPULAPPEYANIRAR From Kuruntokai
    What He Said

    From Amarusataka
    ‘My girl’
    ‘Tender-limbed girl’

    DOM MORAES
    Container
    What I Meant

    A. S. MUKTHAYAKKA
    Little Poems

    AYYAPPA PANIKER
    The Prison

    O. V. USHA
    Doubt

    KEDARNATH SINGH
    On Reading a Love Poem

    JYOTSNA MILAN
    Woman, 2

    AMRITA PRITAM
    Talk
    DailyWages

    UMASHANKAR JOSHI
    ‘Before I met you’
    An Apology

    SUNANDA TRIPATHY
    Tryst

    NABANEETA DEV SEN
    Fig Tree
    Antara

    HIRA BANSODE
    Woman

    ANONYMOUS
    Drowning

    MUDDUPALANI
    Radha Instructs Ila, Krsna’s New Bride, in the Arts of Love

    NANDURI SUBBARAO
    Blow Out the Lamp

    NABANEETA DEV SEN
    Beginning and End

    ANURADHA MAHAPATRA
    Guiltful

    TEJI GROVER
    Jealousy 1

    BHASWATI ROY CHAUDHURI
    Side by Side

    GAGAN GILL
    She Touches Him

    RAJANI PARULEKAR
    The Snake Couple

    AYYAPPA PANIKER
    ‘To me your body’

    FAHMIDAH RIAZ
    ‘Come, give me your hand’

    A. K. RAMANUJAN
    Love Poem for a Wife, 2

    JAYANTA MAHAPATRA
    The IndianWay

    VIKRAM SETH
    Unclaimed

    KAMALA DAS (KAMALA SURAYYA)
    The Old Playhouse

    KEKI N. DARUWALLA
    To My Daughter Rookzain

    SUJATA BHATT
    Sherdi

    ARUN KOLATKAR
    Chaitanya

    VIKRAM SETH
    From The Golden Gate

    JAYADEVA From Gitagovinda
    Joyful Krishna
    Ecstatic Krishna

    PARTING
    From Amarusataka
    ‘To go’

    MUTTA
    ‘So free am I, so gloriously free’

    SUMANGALAMATA
    ‘A woman well set free!’

    MIRABAI
    ‘He’s left me’

    JAYADEVA From Gitagovinda
    Careless Krishna

    MAMALATAN From Kuruntokai
    What She Said

    KACCIPETTU NANNAKAIYAR From Kuruntokai
    What She Said

    KAPILAR From Kuruntokai
    What She Said

    From Gathasaptasati
    ‘Separation’s fire’
    ‘Aunt’

    From Gahakoso ‘Scornfully’

    KAPILAR From Ainkurunuru
    What Her Friend Said

    CANDRAKA From Sarngadharapaddhati
    ‘At day’s end’

    SRIVARA From Subhashitavali of Vallabhadeva
    ‘I know’

    GHALIB
    Near the Zam ZamWell
    Some Exaggerations

    FAIZ AHMED FAIZ
    Any Lover to Any Beloved

    From Gathasaptasati
    ‘They whisper the cruel one’
    ‘Unable to count’
    ‘Distance destroys love’
    ‘His form’

    RABINDRANATH TAGORE
    ‘He never came to me’
    Comings and Goings
    From I Won’t Let You Go

    DILIP CHITRE
    From Travelling in a Cage

    CHINU MODI
    Elegy

    KAIFI AZMI
    Humiliation

    AYYAPPA PANIKER
    How Well Have I Forgotten!

    AMRITA PRITAM
    The Sigh That Breathes Fire

    FAHMIDAH RIAZ
    Stoning

    AGHA SHAHDID ALI
    A Rehearsal of Loss

    NIRENDRANATH CHAKRAVARTY
    The Bloodstained Trophies

    AMRITA PRITAM
    The Tale of Fire

    SUGATHA KUMARI
    Night Rain

    P. BHASKARAN
    Sometimes, Remember Me

    KABITA SINHA
    The Last Door’s Name is Sorrow

    JAYANATA MAHAPATRA
    Poem for Angela Elston

    AGHA SHAHID ALI
    From A Nostalgist’s Map of America

    VIKRAM SETH From The Golden Gate

    NISSIM EZEKIEL
    Description

    AGHA SHAHID ALI
    Film Bhajan Found on a 78 RPM

    MEENA ALEXANDER
    Closing the Kamasutra

    KISHWAR NAHEED
    A Story Among Many
    History Does Not Repeat Itself
    Agreement

    FAIZ AHMED FAIZ
    ‘Do not ask of me, my love’

    Acknowledgments