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36 runoja

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  • Tuomas Anhava

    …the technically difficult poems of 36 runoja (1958; “36 Poems”). The images in these poems are strongly reminiscent of the Japanese and Chinese poetry Anhava translated during the same period. The simplification and compression of Oriental epigrams is employed in Runoja 1961 and Kuudes kirja (1966; “The Sixth Book”). Later…

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    …the technically difficult poems of 36 runoja (1958; “36 Poems”). The images in these poems are strongly reminiscent of the Japanese and Chinese poetry Anhava translated during the same period. The simplification and compression of Oriental epigrams is employed in Runoja 1961 and Kuudes kirja (1966; “The Sixth Book”). Later…

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