Heinrich Heine

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Comment in Motion, No. 1 (1967)

This number makes Heinrich Heine the center of its experiment, carrying 10 poems—from From “Neuer Fruhling” to The Lorelei—into Grover Jacoby’s fluctuant syllabic measure.

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Comment in Motion, No. 2 (April 1967)

This number makes Louise Labé the center of its experiment, carrying 10 poems—from Sonnet II to Sonnet XXIII—into Grover Jacoby’s fluctuant syllabic measure.

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Comment in Motion, Vol. III, No. 3 (July 1967)

This number makes Rosalía Castro the center of its experiment, carrying 3 poems—from From “En Las Orillas Del Sar” to From “En Las Orillas Del Sar”—into Grover Jacoby’s fluctuant syllabic measure.

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Comment in Motion, No. 5 (May 1968)

This number makes Louise Labé the center of its experiment, carrying 14 poems—from Sonnet I to Sonnet XXV—into Grover Jacoby’s fluctuant syllabic measure.

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Comment in Motion, No. 6 (October 1968)

This number makes Friedrich Hölderlin the center of its experiment, carrying 7 poems—from To our Great Poets to Return to the Homeland—into Grover Jacoby’s fluctuant syllabic measure.

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Comment in Motion, No. 7 (April 1969)

This number makes Unknown Spanish Writer the center of its experiment, carrying 8 poems—from The Dead Lover to All Is Night’s Darkness—into Grover Jacoby’s fluctuant syllabic measure.

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