Poetry in Irish, the language of the oldest and most sophisticated versecraft in Western Europe, currently is enjoying a renaissance. Rosenstock is representative of a new generation of poets. (Poetry)
Gabriel Rosenstock Books
Rosenstock is primarily recognized as a poet, with a prolific output that spans over one hundred volumes in both poetry and translation. While his literary contributions extend to prose and drama, his most significant impact lies within the realm of verse. His distinctive voice has cemented his place as a vital figure in contemporary Irish literature.
Hymn to the Earth
- 90 pages
- 4 hours of reading
Forty-two black and white photographs from around the world, accompanied by poetry by the Irish poet, Gabriel Rosenstock. Duotone printing by Mercantile/Image Press, West Boylston, Massachusetts. A limited edition of 1,000 copies were printed, all signed and numbered. Half of the edition sold the first year. This book is sure to be a collector's item.
Engaging deeply with Eastern poetry, this collection reflects a dialogue with the spirit of the tragic poet Li He. Through lyrical conversations, readers are transported to a vivid world filled with sensory experiences like plum blossoms and courtesans' perfume. The poems evoke an ancient landscape marked by war, drought, and plague, resonating with contemporary issues. Both the original Irish and the English translations by Gary Bannister capture the beauty and depth of Rosenstock's work, creating a celestial connection through exquisite language.
Rogha Rosentock
- 59 pages
- 3 hours of reading