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  • Tranströmer, Tomas
    Tomas Tranströmer

    
 (1962; “The Half-Finished Heaven”), and Klanger och spĂ„r (1966; “Resonances and Tracks”), are composed in a more-personal style, with plainer diction and personal perspective more in evidence. In those and later books, Tranströmer’s poetic observations of nature combine richness of meaning with the utmost simplicity of style. As one critic


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 (1962; “The Half-Finished Heaven”), and Klanger och spĂ„r (1966; “Resonances and Tracks”), are composed in a more-personal style, with plainer diction and personal perspective more in evidence. In those and later books, Tranströmer’s poetic observations of nature combine richness of meaning with the utmost simplicity of style. As one critic


    Read More