Poems of Giacomo Leopardi
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| Poems of Giacomo Leopardi (1837) by , translated by Frederick Townsend |
Introduction, Leopardi 1887→ |
| Written in 1818-1837, translated in 1887. |
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- Introduction, Leopardi 1887
- Dedication, Leopardi 1887
- Poem 1: To Italy
- Poem 2: On Dante’s Monument
- Poem 3: To Angelo Mai
- Poem 4: To his Sister Paolina
- Poem 5: To a Victor in the Game of Pallone
- Poem 6: Younger Brutus
- Poem 7: To the Spring
- Poem 8: Hymn to the Patriarchs
- Poem 9: The Last Song of Sappho
- Poem 10: First Love
- Poem 11: The Lonely Sparrow
- Poem 12: The Infinite
- Poem 13: The Evening of the Holiday
- Poem 14: To the Moon
- Poem 15: The Dream
- Poem 16: The Lonely Life
- Poem 17: Consalvo
- Poem 18: To the Beloved
- Poem 19: To Count Carlo Pepoli
- Poem 20: The Resurrection
- Poem 21: To Sylvia
- Poem 22: Recollections
- Poem 23: Night-Song of a Wandering Shepherd in Asia
- Poem 24: Calm after Storm
- Poem 25: Village Saturday-Night
- Poem 26: The Ruling Thought
- Poem 27: Love and Death
- Poem 28: To Himself
- Poem 29: Aspasia
- Poem 30: On an Old Sepulchral Bas-Relief
- Poem 31: On the Portrait of a Beautiful Woman
- Poem 32: Palinodia
- Poem 33: The Setting of the Moon
- Poem 34: The Ginestra
- Poem 35: Imitation
- Poem 36: Scherzo
- Poem 37: Fragments
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