Eugenio Montale was an Italian poet (from Genoa), also writer, editor and translator. He had received honorary degrees from several universities and had been appointed in the Italian Senate.He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1975. His poetry explores solitude, nature and the “little” and “insignificant” things, using the concept of the objective correlative.
Eugenio Montale – Meriggiare pallido e assorto / To Spend the Afternoon
Eugenio Montale – Spesso il male di vivere ho incontrato / Again and again I have seen life’s evil
Eugenio Montale – You know it / Lo sai: debbo riperderti e non posso
Eugenio Montale – Dora Markus
Eugenio Montale – La Belle Dame Sans Merci
Eugenio Montale – Cercavo la divina indifferenza
Eugenio Montale – Piove / Rain
Eugenio Montale – Don’t scissor away / Non recidere, forbice
Eugenio Montale – Ho tanta fede / I have such faith
Eugenio Montale – Ex Voto
Eugenio Montale – Happiness / Felicità raggiunta
Eugenio Montale – Arremba su la strinata proda / Haul your paper ships
Eugenio Montale – Xenia
Eugenio Montale – Forse un mattino andando in un’aria di vetro / Maybe one morning
Eugenio Montale – Mediterranean
Eugenio Montale – Gloria del disteso mezzogiorno / Glory of Expanded Noon
Eugenio Montale – Ecco il segno/Behold the sign
Eugenio Montale – La primavera sbuca / Spring pokes out
Eugenio Montale – Don’t ask me for words / Non chiederci la parola
Eugenio Montale – Previsioni
Eugenio Montale – Bring Me the Sunflower / Portami il girasole
Eugenio Montale – At least one million of stairs / Almeno un milione di scale
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