
A selection from across the Czech poet's work, from the playful avant-garde poems of the 1920s to the late poems of memory, love and Prague.
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Late poems that move between the farm and forge of Heaney's childhood and the London Underground, with translations and prose poems.

Seventy years of Miłosz's poems, from the Warsaw of the war years to old age in California and Kraków.

Heaney's last collection, written after a stroke, of memory, friendship, his father and the passing on of things.

Prose poems of a poet and Platero, his small silver-grey donkey, walking the streets and fields of Moguer, an Andalusian village, through the seasons of a year.

Seferis's poems, from Mythistorema to the poems of exile in the war years, in which the islands, the sea and the ruins of ancient Greece stand in for a modern country's grief.

Poems about the body that refuses pregnancy, the small domestic world of horses and fig trees, and what the heart carries forward anyway.

Thirty years of Paz's poems, from Sunstone onward, in Spanish and English.

The poems Brodsky translated himself or wrote in English during his years of exile in America.

The complete poems of Szymborska's working life, from the 1940s to the poems left on her desk when she died.

Selected poems by Karlfeldt, many sung by Fridolin, a learned peasant of his native Dalarna, about the farms, festivals and seasons of rural Sweden.
Carducci's poems in the metres of Latin verse, on Roman ruins, Italian landscapes and the passing of time.

Poems from across Mistral's life, of lost love, motherhood and children, faith and the landscapes of Chile, in Ursula K. Le Guin's translation.