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_a PL 5539.B33 _b.C315 1968 |
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_aBautista, Cirilo F. _930465 |
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_aThe Cave and other poems / _cCirilo F. Bautista |
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_aBaguio City, : _bAto Bookshop, _c1968 |
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_a70 pages ; _c24 cm. |
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_atext _2rdacontent |
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_avolume _2rdacarrier |
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| 520 | _aThe first poems that Cirilo F. Bautista sent to the Free Press fascinated by being so dense, so complex, and yet so supple. These first two poems were "Lascaux" and "Interior of an Angel." Reread, they seem to be not only his best single performances but the best prefatory statements to a body of work already impressive for its bulk. The references--and their juxtapositions--are new in Philippine poetry: cock, cave paintings, Buddha, Silone, black horses, bulls. These poems also announce a new manner in Philippine verse: the long line, a more heroic music that departs from the conversational tone so stylish among our young poets, and shy muted rhymes. --From the introduction | ||
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_aPoetry _2sears |
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