The title poem of one of this man's volumes of poetry speaks of "crystal acoustics trembling in your night's layer" and "the gold transfumed from the mahoganies" as well as the title concept, which "batters the magnolia's impermeable leaves.
The title poem of one of this man's volumes of poetry speaks of "crystal acoustics trembling in your night's layer" and "the gold transfumed from the mahoganies" as well as the title concept, which "batters the magnolia's impermeable leaves." That volume contains the "Volpe" poems and sees Clizia metamorphose into a sunflower. The death of his wife prompted the "Xenia" sequence in another collection. Besides Satura and The Storm, one of this man's collections contains a series known as the "Mediterranean" poems and includes works such as the "The Wall", "Chrysalis", and "Lemon Trees." That collection often takes its images from the Ligurian coast. For 10 points, name this Hermeticist poet of Cuttlefish Bones.
The title poem of one of this man's volumes of poetry speaks of "crystal acoustics trembling in your night's layer" and "the gold transfumed from the mahoganies" as well as the title concept, which "batters the magnolia's impermeable leaves.
Eugenio {Montale}