The other side of self: poems
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Titel: The other side of self
Autor: Jaffin, David
Jahr: 2012
Contents
Prepared? 19 Aphorisms (12) 40
Only one 19 a) Our enetnie 40
Birth-pained 20 b) Time look 41
Flat-earth 20 c) In autumn 41
Even in Giorgione 21 d) The frog 41
And sudden 21 e) For Rosemarie 42
Snow-dream (7) 22 J) lam not 42
a) Ever 22 g) Those who 42
b) Flash 22 h) The church- 43
c) What 23 i) "Painter 43
d) Two sides 23 j) Really-seen 44
e) Chemistry 24 k) She put on 44
J) First impressions 24 I) Noah's ark 45
g) Squirrelled 25 This morn 45
Helmut 25 Dream 46
For Rosemarie I 26 If Goethe 46
He was the 26 Sin' 47
Future 27 Even gold 47
Helmut's end 27 These trees 47
For Rosemarie II 28 These knots 48
Humanism (Luther's relics) 28 Bach 2nd Violin Concerto
Trakl' 29 (slowmvt.) 48
Death' 29 That sound 48
Leaf 30 Date-time 49
Autumn 30 Consistency (for Warren) 49
At the cemetery 31 Classically defying 50
"Major poem 31 The fogs 50
Oft have I 32 Why I pre 51
The Creed 32 The light-con 51
INRI 32 Thomas Bernard's 52
For Lot and 33 Dream 52
"To thine own 34 Are dream 53
"Serving two masters" After-phrasings 53
(Mozart/Goldoni) 35 "Make-believe" 53
Walking 35 Taste 54
Chandelier' (for H. B.) 36 Foot-prints 54
Chopin (Concerto 1, slow mvt.) 36 For Rosemarie 55
Donatello 36 Robert 56
Is 37 "It-had-to-be" 56
Donatello 37 At 74 57
He wrote 38 When the 57
Self-control 38 Used 58
Escape routes 38 Romanze (Karl Stamitz,
Flower 39 2nd Cello Concerto) 58
Sick-time 39 Marriage Portrait (Van Eyck) 59
If you look 40 Matthias (for Thomas) 59
Madonna of the Clouds (Donatello)40 The ink 60
2nd Commandment (Moses) 60 Make-up 88
The slow 61 Matthias Claudius' (for Thomas) 88
Trouble 62 The soft 89
And even 62 Swan's song 89
When the 63 Chopin 90
They said 64 For Rosemarie 90
That self-re 64 These late 91
Half-half 65 Woman 1940 (de Kooning) 91
"Right to the point" 65 Copied 91
At the heart 66 Lesser-self 92
The inner 66 They turn 92
Scholar 67 Autumn 93
The word 67 One word a 93
Out-timed 68 Satisfied 94
He knew 68 Why do some 94
For the need 69 Berries 95
Quick in 69 Harvesting (2) 95
Thatpenetrat 70 a) Hot-blood 95
Dementia 70 b) The last 96
Hommage a Eichendorff 71 For Rosemarie 96
A vacant room 71 Questioning Schnitzler 97
Do leave 72 Zelenka' 97
The glory of English 72 Upended 98
Proud 73 Escape-routes 98
Funeral 73 The magic of words 99
Autumn 74 What seem 99
Secluded 75 He lost 100
"New lands" 75 Utrecht Te Deum (Handel) 100
"On the brink" 76 When foot 100
If life' 76 Erntedankfest (Thanksgiving) 101
Each word' 77 The Great 101
A letter 77 Dried-out 102
"The best" 78 Handel' 102
Clarinet Concerto When Handel 103
(Mozart, slow mvt.) 78 "The law" 103
Te Deum (Haydn) 79 Sun-instinct 104
Abusing history 79 The river 104
Can music 80 Handel 104
Commemora 80 At 74 105
Nonsense 81 To be old 105
The real 81 Some succeed 106
After 30 82 Handel 106
The feel of things 82 Getting a 107
Early 1945 83 Only-now 107
Bigger-better 84 October 108
Mystery-man 84 Handel and 108
After Ce'zanne 85 Butter 109
Leaving the 86 Remembering (3) 109
Sitting 86 a) Writing it 109
Faffing as 87 b) If one no 110
A medieval 87 c) One-way streets 110
Shaded en 111 The how-one- 135
For Rosemarie 111 Night cease 135
Mendels 112 This harvest 135
At the end 112 If love' 136
It's only 113 At the end 136
Mendels 113 "The rest is silence" (Shakespeare) 136
Should a 114 Handel 137
This room 114 Sounds-sensing (for S. L.) 137
Does the 115 That unlimited sense 138
3rf Quartet (Shostakovich) 115 Secret diplom 138
Op 18,6 Quartet (Beethoven) 116 Free will? (answering Schnitzler) 139
Weather 116 Traitors 139
A la Schnitzler (2) 117 He's the type 140
a) Flower-calls 117 A poet 140
b) Those bee' 117 Dark-day 140
TheSandras 118 These over- 141
By chance? (Answering J. B. Bury) 118 It's easier 141
Time-being 119 My dear 142
Those hidd 119 Glenn Gould (Goldberg
Disguised 120 Variations) 142
Aloned 120 Reading bet 143
Darkroom 121 Yellow 143
Bright-eyed 121 Nothing 144
Talk-shows 122 The "idea of 144
He squeezed 122 Still-stand 145
October' 123 "Of two minds" 145
Identical 123 That cool 146
Differently 124 Is autumn's 146
Youjust 124 Sweet 147
Weathering 125 Of all month 147
Eb Mass (Schubert D. 950) 126 JohnSadowsky 148
Answering (Wallace Stevens) 126 Novalis 148
Darksilen 127 Mozart' 149
The impress (for Neil) 127 The truth 149
Brueghel 128 Pink 150
The American 128 Rowing (for Ingo) 150
Those haunt 128 Question 151
It rained 129 Does art 151
VanEyck' 129 A little 152
October 130 . 152
When his eye 130 Dark room 153
Trees in 130 Night wind 153
Poets (to the memory Contrasts (2) 153
ofWordsworth) 131 a) Haydn' 153
The mind a 131 b) Beethoven 154
Scientist 132 Morning 154
Her voice 132 VanEyck 154
Temptation 133 Seeing 155
Explained away 133 "I believe 155
The ideal 134 Abraham M. Bartholdy (Felix
It's one of 134 Mendelssohn's father) 156
Art only 156 Can the 180
They lower 157 Carmen 181
Sterile 157 Can one 181
Ours an 158 No one else 182
Heart-beat 158 Swallow 182
Ship-of-fools 159 Praying 183
2nd Commandment (Moses) 159 "Foolish 183
Guide-lines 160 Mirroring 184
Goethe'(Urfaust, Faust I) 161 Whisper 184
IfCatherine 161 Sabbath 185
The Great Gatsby 162 The piano 185
The bright 162 Do we all 186
This train' 163 Only after 186
Everything 163 Audiences 187
Longstret 164 If 187
Uneasy 164 Haydnesque 188
October 165 Flower 189
The poem 165 Dark beginn 189
Some per 165 Answering Tolstoy (5) 190
Two-levelled 166 a) The meaning 190
This night' 166 b) The later 190
Dark night' 167 c) It's of 191
Lights on 167 d) "L'etatc'est moi" 191
Winter's 168 e) Turgenev (1882) 192
Cliche 168 For Rosemarie 192
There may 168 If the blind 193
Through 169 Puffed-up 193
This morn 169 Clouded 194
Dance-form 170 Gericault 194
Parallel tracks 170 On Chinese Art (for Neil) (5) 195
Window 171 a)Thefine 195
Fogs 171 b) Chinese 195
Inbetweened 171 c) Nudes 196
These fogs 172 d) When the 196
When in 172 e) An elite- 197
Alongdis 173 Wheel-chaired 197
The train 173 Crutches 198
And what if 174 As Macbeth 198
Two identities 174 This clinic 199
If "the pen 175 It was death 199
These autum 175 Aging per 200
He inhabit 176 Only love 200
That little 176 "Making 201
Rachael' 176 Sleep over 201
He believed 177 Morning 202
Rainincom 177 This over 202
Late autumn 178 Dual-identity 202
Where do 178 Lost 203
Desk-light 179 That late 203
Stone-sensed 179 "On the wrong side" 204
For Rosemarie 180 A lingering fear 204
Time-touch 205 Keeping a 227
On Chinese Art (2) 205 The way a 228
a) as if 205 We've not 228
b) an art 206 Hisinvis 229
Light-blue 206 Only one 229
Prevorst 207 Love and death 230
Writing 207 When 230
Warren 208 Those mount 231
Through 208 Does the 231
Sleep' 208 At the Queen (2) 232
Family-tree 209 a) Elizabeth 232
Do the blind 209 b) an almost 233
That slow- 210 Autumn 233
For Franz (4) 210 Haydn's Sun 234
a) Allegri's Miserere 210 Abehind-the- 234
b) Piano Concerto 2 211 If Shakespeare's 235
(Shostakovich slow mvt.) 211 Handel 235
c) Air (Bach, Goldberg Variations) 211 Handel 236
d) Romance in F (Beethoven) 212 Dual-image 236
Autumnal 212 M.S. 237
Those self- 212 Forbidden 237
November 213 The stranger 238
Writing 213 The yacht 238
Ourjovial 214 Does 239
Something a 214 Night-of-crystals 240
For Rosemarie 215 Living-low 241
"Words of wis 215 The lost hotel (at Feldafing) 241
Honesty 215 Full moon 242
The dead 216 An off-center type 242
Faith 216 Some women 243
Dream 217 Answering Adorno 244
Piano Quartets (Mozart) 217 Holbein 244
Medicin 217 Why that 245
A hard night 218 Phantom car- 246
Light-impress 218 So many 246
Curtain' 218 Change-of-guard 247
Such a beau 219 Hans Holbein jr. 248
Too late 219 After season 248
Sleepless 220 Anonymous 249
After his 220 Hurt-pride 249
When Christ 221 Some last 250
Feelings 221 Moralist 250
That 222 Ifit's 251
Shakespeare 223 Catharsis? 251
40 rooms 223 For them (the Diirers,
Down to the 224 Holbeins, DaVincis) 252
The dream 225 "It all comes back to (haunt) us"
When Vladimir 225 (Strindberg) 252
Klee's 226 Vacant 252
Romance (Carl Stamitz, 226 Fog-night 253
November 7 227 That unrecorded past 253
Life-blood 254 f) For Christ 279
Holbein' 254 Kafka out 279
Holbein' 255 The last defense 280
Minister's house (Malmsheim) 255 Family roll-call (7) 280
The nightly return (Pforr 1809) 256 a) Two sisters 280
On those 256 b) She read so 281
"Falling asleep" 257 c) Uncle Morton 281
Dialogued 258 d) Aunt Sylvia 282
Unexpect 258 e) Barry 282
It was on 259 f) Grandpa Bamey 283
One friend left 259 g) Etta 283
On portraiture (3) 260 Poems are 284
a) It isn't 260 Rosemarie 284
b) The best 261 The deep 285
c) When a pict 261 That window 285
Personalized (2) 262 Colorings 286
a) Good novel 262 Cain 286
b) Vermeer 262 Reattuned? 287
S. S. 263 This land 287
Poems of remembrance (4) 264 Those stain 288
a) Holding on 264 Stone-by-stone 288
b) Danger a 264 After his illness (for Ingo) 289
c) Firmly 265 Is time run 289
d) That speech 265 A seculari 290
The fear of winter 266 He walked 290
A no man' 266 Those unex 291
Those still 267 That silent 291
The corridor 267 This late 292
For Rosemarie 268 Buxtehude' 292
Some leave 268 Exploring 293
Does (as they say) 269 Frozen 293
Life goes on 269 A higher church (official) I 294
As we live 270 Human zoos (for Michael) 295
You can't 270 A higher church (official) II 296
Her puppet 271 Attacked 296
Only once 271 The German 297
Big-stoned little stones 272 The creed 298
Some of 272 A warning 298
The sound 273 Songs without words
A double-life 273 (Mendelssohn) I 299
She conform 274 Songs without words II 299
He was dress 274 Waiting 300
Child-sold 275 Unwanted advice (to a
Kafka 275 Nobel Prize poet) 300
All genuine 276 "Dawned on him" 301
Last Sunday in the church year (6) 276 Abbreviations 301
a) The tree 276 For Rosemarie I 302
b) Today 277 For Rosemarie II 302
c) Death' 277 Ode a Rogier van der Weyden 303
d) Is death 278 Contrasts (2) 303
e) Without 278 a) Van Eyck 303
b) Whereas 304 That half- 326
Christian 304 Gryphius 327
When the 304 There 327
On Kafka (4) 305 Weimar and Buchenwald 328
a) That-way 305 Pioneer days (in memory
b) Wider-framed 306 Willa Cather) (2) 329
c) Kafka' 306 a)theunlimit 329
d) If Angst' 307 b) Pioneer 329
The law 307 Question 330
Saying 308 This dried- 330
Rain 308 Why moral 331
That chair 309 The right-rev 331
How many 309 String-Quartet (Ravel) 332
Those ghost 310 Clarinet Quintet (Brahms
A lone Decern 310 l"mvt.) 332
For Rosemarie 310 The viola' 332
Does the 311 Op 64,2 (Haydn's Quartet -
He heard 311 finale) 333
Cornered 312 On Brahms' 333
After her 312 Light-fan 334
Morning 313 2nd Advent 334
Christianed 313 Rebuild 335
Interval 314 "Egged-on" 335
No secret 314 Between 2 worlds (4) 336
Special e 314 a) An interior- 336
For Christian Lehnert 315 b) The Jew 336
Mood- 316 c) between 337
A rabbit' 316 d) between 337
The dangl 316 Judging 338
Sourced (in memory Unchangeable 338
Charles Seliger) 317 This wind' 339
Recallings 317 In memory C. S. 339
Knight-devil-death (Diirer) 318 When a poem 340
Mirroring 318 A money-thinker 340
"Copycat" 319 It rained 341
Outsourced 319 "We Three Kings of Orient are" 341
1" Quartet (Bartok) 320 Karl Stamitz 342
Op 76,5 (Haydn quartet, "Its our 342
lastmvt.) 320 "O come all 343
Op. 76,5 (Haydn, slow mvt.) 321 The Jewish- 343
Renaming 321 The Call (4) 344
Buber's 322 a) through 344
The poem 322 b) That finger' 344
Late fall' 323 c) The calling of St. Matthew
Dr. Wallner' 323 (Caravaggio) 345
I only re 324 d) L'appel (Gauguin) 345
Two Flemish masters (2) 324 Too explicit 346
a) Van der Wey 324 Exposing (3) 346
b) The brilliant 325 a) Love' 346
He follow 325 b) From secretly exposing 347
Too much 326 c) St. Anthony (Grunewald) 347
Alone 347 Humanism? 369
He felt 348 Karl Stamitz (born 1743) 369
The land 348 3 Romances oboe and piano
Seldom 348 (Schumann op. 94) 370
Prodigal Son? (for M. S.) 349 Pruning a 370
Faith 349 The sub 371
It 350 Looking a 371
Kafka' 350 White 372
Over 351 Portrait of a Young Man 372
Those eye 351 (Hans Siiss von Kulmbach 1520) 372
9* Plague in Egypt (Handel) 352 His dream 373
Those andante 352 For Norman 373
Come-on 353 Diirer' 374
Short-timed 353 Death' 374
Being watched 354 BaldungGrien 375
German portraiture ca. 1500 4 Thought-poems 376
(Munich, December 2011) (11) 354 (December 15, for Ingo
a) discovering 354 and Solvey) 376
b) Woman with a Bonnet 355 a) Music 376
(Augsburg 1517) 355 b) Should we 376
c) Holbein's Jane Seymour 355 c) Those epoch 377
d) Holbein's 356 d) Friends 377
e) Diirer' 356 Lonely face 378
J) Durer'sportrait of 357 His motive 378
Jakob Muffal (1526) 357 The black 379
g) Furtenagel 357 Purifying needs (3) 379
("The painter Burkmaier a) After Auschwitz 379
and his wife") 357 b) a light 380
h) Why did 358 c) Kent's 380
i) WolfHuber' 358 Alena' 380
j) Portraiture 358 Grammar (for Warren) 381
k) Seeing and 359 Her way 381
Time-eluding 359 She 382
She had 360 Handel's Messiah (last mvt.) 382
Listening 360 "I know that my redeemer
Mozart' 361 Iiveth" (Messiah-Job) 383
Schubert' 361 Cranach' 383
Heavy 362 Onedoesn' 384
Pink' 362 So-much-ofanswering
These fount 363 (Robert Frost) 384
"Count your 363 Many-flagged 385
For Rosemarie 364 When 385
ForH.B. 364 The eas 386
Is life then 365 Symphony HB 44 (Haydn
High school 365 last mvt.) 386
Otherwised 366 Piano Concerto 9 (Mozart
Marked-offor down (4) 366 k. 271, slow mvt.) 387
a) A 2* start 366 Those uncommon 387
b) Lot's wife 367 Those bright- 388
c) Boundaries 367 Living a 388
d) The Lord' 368 Children's games (Brueghel) 389
Suddenly 389 Thejewish- 414
Identities 390 Israel 414
This bare 390 The Adultress 415
Space only 391 "Sticks and 415
This house 391 Christmas Eve 416
So many 392 O Magnum Mysterium 416
This winter 392 Weelke' 416
Some key 393 Christmas 417
Early morn 393 Raphael 417
They were 394 This old 418
Why gift 394 This Christmas tree (for my
The Lord's 395 Rosemarie) 418
Snow 395 Candle 419
Light-sensings (Advent "When the 419
poems) (2) 395 "O come all ye faithful" 420
a) Night- 395 At the zoo (9) 420
b) Winter 396 a) Flamingo' 420
Oboe Quartets (Vanhal) 396 b) Tropical 420
Gracean 397 c) Kangaroo 421
He wanted so 397 d) Lady-lion 421
If after 398 f) The "wise-old- 421
Is the still 398 g) Penguin 421
His unfind 399 h) The tiger 422
Advent-Christmas poems (5) 400 i) Giraff 422
a) Has Christ 400 j) The broad- 422
b) The world' 400 More 423
c) It's only 401 Thought- 423
d) If "the 402 These day' 424
e) Our always-now 402 That lone 424
When 403 These naked 424
Some Christ 404 Alone 425
He wrote 404 These out 425
The Marian 405 Not even 425
Some women 405 Learning 426
These pearl- 406 Can one o 426
If we deny 406 Aron 426
A silence 407 Alena 427
Christmas Oratorio (Bach) (5) 407 A Raphael 427
a) Bright 407 He 428
b) How often 408 Checked-out 428
c) For Bach 408 "Keeping up appearances" 429
d) The choral 408 Car light 429
e) Each instru 409 Playing with fire 430
Herpenetrat 409 Night 430
"We're all a 410 Still-standing 431
Christmas 411 Unnamed person 431
At sea 411 Tunelessly 432
Christmas Story (Heinrich' Caught- 432
Schutz) 412 New Year (3) 433
Israel 413 New Year 433
That bare- 413 New Year 433
He 434
My father' 435
How often 435
A bleak 436
He 436
The snow 437
A snow- 437
These 437
It's those 438
Some friend 438
Meeting 439
Only pain 439
Re-creat 440
A. B.' 440
A house 440
The snow con 441
There 441
Snow 442
Blood-cries 442
The rain 443
It's too 443
Time-alert 444
How much 444
A lost poem 445
How many 445
Talk shows 446
"A cheap forgiveness"
(Bonhoeffer) 446
Smiles (5) 447
a) Those a 447
b) Those prepar 447
c) Smiling as 447
d) The natural 448
e) Smiling at 448
Cello Concerto 1 (Karl Stamitz
slow mvt.) 448
A moon 449
Can I 449
Some 450
Lois at 78 450
Doris 451 |
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