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Richard Eberhart
Born
in Austin, Minnesota, The United States
April 05, 1904
Died
June 09, 2005
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Selected Poems, 1930-1965
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published
1965
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5 editions
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New and Selected Poems, 1930-1990
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published
1990
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2 editions
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Collected Poems 1930-1986
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Maine Poems
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published
1988
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2 editions
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Collected poems, 1930-1976: Including 43 new poems
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published
1976
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3 editions
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Fields of Grace
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published
1972
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4 editions
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The Long Reach: New and Uncollected Poems, 1948-1983
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published
1984
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2 editions
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Of Poetry and Poets
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published
1979
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3 editions
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Florida Poems
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War and the Poet: An Anthology of Poetry Expressing Man's Attitudes to War from Ancient Times to the Present
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published
1974
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2 editions
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“Life is stranger than any of us expected,
There is a somber, imponderable fate.
Enigma rules, and the heart has no certainty.”
― Selected Poems, 1930-1965
There is a somber, imponderable fate.
Enigma rules, and the heart has no certainty.”
― Selected Poems, 1930-1965
“When I see your picture in its frame,
A strait jacket, pity rises in me,
And stronger than pity, revulsion.
It is as if you had never been.
Nobody in the world can know your love,
You are strapped to the nothingness of ages,
Nobody can will you into life,
It is as if you had never been.
I cannot break your anonymity,
The absolute has imprisoned you,
Most sentient, most prescient, most near.
It is as if you had never been.”
― Fields of Grace
A strait jacket, pity rises in me,
And stronger than pity, revulsion.
It is as if you had never been.
Nobody in the world can know your love,
You are strapped to the nothingness of ages,
Nobody can will you into life,
It is as if you had never been.
I cannot break your anonymity,
The absolute has imprisoned you,
Most sentient, most prescient, most near.
It is as if you had never been.”
― Fields of Grace
“I am torn because I cannot find on earth
An answer to the sunset’s aching cry.
— Richard Eberhart, from “Search,” Poetry (October/November 1962)”
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An answer to the sunset’s aching cry.
— Richard Eberhart, from “Search,” Poetry (October/November 1962)”
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