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9781860466076

Greetings to Our Friends in Brazil: One Hundred Poems

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    9781860466076

  • ISBN10:

    1860466079

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-04-01
  • Publisher: Trafalgar Square

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Summary

Paul Durcan has been at the heart of Irish cultural tile for thirty years, and his poetry has acquired a huge international following. With Greetings to Our Friends in Brazil he has produced the correction by which his whole career will be judged. It is a book of tremendous ambition, at once his most personal and his most public work to date. It will stand as his Prelude: a meticulously honest record of a writer's inner life, but it is also an audacious attempt to fix the sour of his country at a particular point in time -- years of Mary Robinson's presidency. The pain and redemption of his inner odyssey are mirrored in the images of an Ireland awakening from the nightmare of its violent past, becoming freer, more cosmopolitan, and less hypocritical.

Table of Contents

Greetings to Our Friends in Brazil
3(12)
Recife Children's Project, 10 June 1995
15(2)
The Last Shuttle to Rio
17(3)
Fernando's Wheelbarrows, Copacabana
20(2)
Samambaia
22(1)
The Geography of Elizabeth Bishop
23(2)
Casa Mariana Trauma
25(1)
The Who's Who of American Poetry
26(1)
Televised Poetry Encounter, Casa Fernando Pessoa, Lisboa
27(2)
Elvira Tulip, Annaghmakerrig
29(1)
The Daring Middle-Aged Man on the Flying Trapeze
30(2)
Brazilian Presbyterian
32(1)
Jack Lynch
33(2)
A Visitor from Rio de Janerio
35(3)
Brazilian Footballer--Please Do Not Pedestalize
38(1)
North Inner City Brazilian Monkey
39(4)
The Chicago Waterstone's
43(4)
Remote Control
47(2)
O God! O Dublin!
49(3)
Dirty Day Derry
52(1)
Norway
53(3)
Eriugena
56(2)
O'Donnell Abu!
58(2)
Death of a Dorkel
60(2)
The Binman Cometh
62(3)
Island Musician Going Home
65(4)
The Bellewstown Waltz
69(2)
Thistles
71(3)
October Break (Lovers)
74(3)
Flying over the Kamloops
77(2)
Man Circling His Woman's Sundial
79(3)
High in the Cooley
82(5)
The Only Isaish Berlin of the Western World
87(3)
Karamazov in Ringsend
90(2)
Notes Towards a Necessary Suicide
92(2)
Mecca
94(2)
Holy Smoke
96(1)
Irish Subversive
97(4)
Paddy Dwyer
101(4)
Tinkerly Luxemburgo
105(3)
Tangier in Winter
108(2)
Cissy Young's
110(2)
Notes Towards a Supreme Reality
112(2)
Tea-Drinking with the Gods
114(3)
Buswells Hotel, Molesworth Street
117(2)
Self Portrait '95
119(1)
Ashplant, New Year's Eve, 1996
120(1)
We Believe in Hurling
121(6)
Surely My God Is Kavanagh
127(3)
On First Hearing News of Patrick Kavanagh
130(2)
Waterloo Road
132(3)
Patrick Kavanagh at Tarry Flynn, the Abbey Theatre, 1967
135(2)
``Snatch out of Time the Passionate Transitory''
137(2)
The Who's Who of Irish Poetry
139(1)
Kavanagh's Ass
140(2)
Francis Bacon's Double Portrait of Patrick Kavanagh
142(3)
The King of Cats
145(2)
The Stoning of Francis Stuart
147(9)
Dancing with Brain Friel
156(4)
The Rule of Marie Foley
160(1)
Physicianstown, Callan, Co. Kilkenny, 30 April 1993
161(1)
Portrait of Winston Churchill as Seamus Heaney, 13 April 1999
162(3)
The Pasha of Byzantium
165(2)
The Night of the Princess
167(2)
At the Funeral Mass in Tang and the Burial Afterwards in Shrule of Dr Hugh M. Drummond
169(3)
Mother in April
172(3)
The Shankill Road Massacre, 23 October 1993
175(2)
The Bloomsday Murders, 16 June 1997
177(2)
Rainy Day Doorway, Poynztpass, 6 March 1998
179(1)
North and South
180(1)
Politics
181(4)
On Being Commissioned by a Nine-Year-Old Boy in Belfast to Design a Flag to Wave on the Steps of City Hall on the Twelfth of July 1998
185(1)
8 a.m. News, Twelfth of July 1998
186(1)
The Voice of Eden
187(2)
56 Ken Saro-Wiwa Park
189(2)
Mohangi's Island
191(1)
Letter to the Archbishop of Cashel and Emly
192(2)
A Nineties Scapegoat Tramping at Sunrise
194(5)
Omagh
199(12)
On the Morning of Christ s' Nativity
211(3)
Sunday Mass, Belfast, 13 August 1995
214(2)
Self-Portrait as an Irish Jew
216(2)
Travel Anguish
218(2)
Waiting for a Toothbrush to Fall out of the Sky
220(5)
Making Love inside Aras An Uachtarain
225(3)
Real Inishowen Girl
228(2)
Handball
230(2)
Enniscorne, 1955
232(2)
Private Luncheon, Maynooth Seminary, 8 July 1990
234(1)
Edenderry
235(1)
The First and Last Commandment of the Commander-in-Chief
236(1)
Somalia, October 1992
237(2)
Meeting the President (31 August 1995)
239(5)
That Douce Woman Who Was Your Neighbour
244(1)
Meeting the Patriarch, Meeting the Ambassador
245(2)
American Ambassador Going Home
247(2)
Cut to the Butt
249(1)
President Robinson Pays Homage to Francis Stuart, 21 October 1996
250(1)
The Functions of the President
251(3)
The Mary Robinson Years
254

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