Peter Huchel was born in Lichterfelde, near Berlin, in 1903, and died at Staufen, in 1981. He began publishing poetry in 1924, but a first volume was only to appear, in Berlin, in 1948, to be followed by another in Karlsruhe a year later. Following his release from a Soviet war prison he returned to East Germany, where he served as editor of Sinn und Form, published by the East Berlin Academy of Arts. Thereafter, he lived under house arrest, unable to work or publish in his own country, until he was allowed to emigrate to the West in 1971.
http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/peter_huchel/biography
List of his poems:
Eastern River
Answer
Meeting
Melpomene
LISEL MUELLER
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Over the years, Mueller published seven books of poetry, several volumes of translation and a book of essays. In 1981, she won the National Book Award for Poetry for her collection The Need to Hold Still, and in 1997 she was the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry for Alive Together, a collection representing 35 years of her work. Among her other awards are the Lamont Poetry Selection, the Carl Sandburg Award, the Illinois Poet Laureate Award and a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship. She has taught writing at Goddard College and the University of Chicago.
http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/lisel_mueller/biography
List of her poems:
Bedtime Story | |
Monet Refuses The Operation | |
Moon Fishing | |
Reading The Brothers Grimm To Jenny | |
Curriculum Vitae | |
Why We Tell Stories | |
For A Thirteenth Birthday | |
Things | |
Night Song | |
Alive Together | |
Blood Oranges | |
Immortality | |
What The Dog Perhaps Hears | |
Another Version | |
A Day Like Any Other | |
The Concert | |
All Night | |
Scenic Route | |
Small Poem About The Hounds And The Hares | |
Five For Country Music |
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