a ISBN 1-558-61151-7

a ISBN 1-558-611525-

a Original cataloging agency NEU GrandLibrary

a Language code of text/sound track or separate title engdut

a Classification number PT5475.E5

b Item number D84 1998

a Dewey Classification 839.3/1100809287

a Title Dutch and Flemish feminist poems from the Middle Ages to the present :

b Remainder of title a bilingual anthology /

c Statement of responsibility, etc edited and with an introduction by Maaike Meijer ; co-editors, Erica Eijsker, Ankie Peypers, and Yopie Prins.

h Medium BOOK

a Place of publication, distribution, etc New York :

b Name of publisher, distributor, etc Feminist Press at the City University of New York,

c Date of publication, distribution, etc 1998.

a Extent xi, 194 p. ;

c Dimensions 23 cm.

a Series statement The defiant muse series

a Bibliography, etc Includes bibliographical references.

a Formatted contents note Anonymous -- [Sir Halewin he sang a song] -- [The East's alight with dawning] -- [The day will no more hidden be] -- [The nightingale sang a song] -- The Song of the Plow -- Anne Marieken -- Hadewijch (Thirteenth Century) -- Song V -- Ninth Letter -- The Paradoxes of Love -- Anna Bijns (1493-ca. 1575) -- Refrain XXVII "Marriage would be fine if it weren't plagued with worry" -- Anna Roemers Visscher (1584-1651) -- To Miss Anna Maria Schuermans -- To Miss Johanna Comans -- To Miss Georgette de Monteneij -- Revolt Against Cupid -- Maria Tesselschade Roemers Visscher (1594-1649) -- Challenge (to M. D.) -- Katharina Questiers (1631-1669) -- To J. D. H. -- To Miss Cornelia van der Veer -- Elisabeth Koolaert-Hoofman (1664-1736) -- Better Brown than Blonde -- Zaramaria Van Zon (?-1755) -- Constancy of the Inconstant -- Juliana Cormelia De Lannoy (1738-1782) -- Inconstancy -- The Perfect Man -- Lycaon -- To the Gentlemen of the Board of the Poetry Society in The Hague -- Elizabeth Wolff-Bekker (1738-1804) -- To Miss Agatha Deken -- Agatha Deken (1741-1804) -- Love of Friendship -- Katharina Wilhelmina Bilderdijk-Schweickhardt (1777-1830) -- Epitaph for Robespierre -- At the passing away of our third daughter, Adelheide Irene, named after her two deceased sisters -- Giza Ritschl (1869-1942) -- [Once I danced in a Csarda] -- Hernriette Roland Holst-Van Der Schalk (1869-1952) -- [I do not want to meet you as before] -- My Soul's Awakening -- Mother of Fishermen -- Julia Tulkens (1902) -- Willow-Wood -- Anna Blaman (1905-1960) -- A la Omar Khayyam -- Dance -- Ida Gerhardt (1905-1997) -- Biographical -- The Rats -- To M. Vasalis -- Archaic Gravestone -- Sappho -- Clara Eggink (1906-1991) -- The Witch -- Annie M. G. Schmidt (1911-1995) -- Peas -- Mother Musing -- Biology -- Don't Whine -- Elisabeth Eybers (1915) -- Bronte, Dickinson & Co -- Inspiration -- So-Called -- Cry -- Hella S. Haasse (1918) -- Virgo -- [I saw Cassandra in the concert hall] -- Hanny Michaelis (1922) -- [Eggshells filled to the brim] -- [The triumphant mothers] -- [Somewhere in the house] -- [I was three years old or so] -- [Your face unrecognizable] -- Christine D'haen (1923) -- Argo -- The third epitaph for Kira van Kasteel -- The ninth epitaph for Kira van Kasteel -- Mel Moordzij (1923) -- A Whore's Prayer -- Fritzi Tenharmsen Van Der Beek (1927) -- On My Thirtieth Birthday -- Interpretation of the View -- Ankie Peypers (1923) -- He -- Predestination -- Mice -- Warning -- Letter -- Ellen Warmond (1930) -- Shipwrecked -- Modern Times -- Humanism for Those Who Live in Cramped Quarters -- In Reply to Your Letter -- Andreas Burnier (1931) -- Looking for Gertrude Stein -- Loes Nobel (1931) -- nostalgia -- [it is the black ghosts] -- [and after your descent] -- Judith Herzberg (1934) -- Bad Zwischenahn, 1964 -- Lovers Lovers -- The Sailor -- The Dishwasher -- Sonja Pos (1936) -- Time -- The Bottom Step -- Elly de Waard (1940) -- [The ribs of the bridge are laid out] -- [On silver feet the cutlery] -- [Who can read Plato's Symposium] -- Anadyomene -- [The mountains smoke from the autumn-fires] -- Erika Dedinszky (1942) -- Pentecost Morning -- Neelt Je Maria Min (1944) -- IV [Kapok. The hideaway bed. Just wasted time?] -- V [Deep in the pit that holds her skeleton] -- VII [A dress trimmed with bands of satin] -- VIII [Shelter her shadow was for me] -- IX [The room is one that's back to scale] -- Christa Eelman (Unknown) -- When I looked up -- Anna Enquist (1945) -- Conversation with the Kids -- From the Kitchen -- Astrid Roemer (1947) -- [don't turn your face away - my mother] -- [they see our perishing as failed harvest] -- Carla Bogaards (1947) -- The herons of Amsterdam, the duchess and the zebras -- Maja Panajotova (1951) -- Language -- Miriam Van Hee (1952) -- [later on the snow will come] -- [she wished she could recover something] -- Imeke Van Mourik (1949) -- In the Dressing Room of the Department Store -- Eva Van Sonderen (1948) -- Prince Day -- Chawwa Wijnberg (1942) -- [if men could bleed] -- [my love, a ship full of tears] -- Annemarie De Waard (1944) -- [Suppose we came from Atlantis] -- Sjuul Deckwitz (1952) -- On the quayside stands a house -- The Mountain Goat -- Babette -- She cries. She laughs -- We are Night Dynamos.

a Language note English, Dutch, and Flemish.

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Feminism

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Dutch poetry

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Flemish poetry

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Dutch poetry

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Flemish poetry

a Personal name Meijer Maaike

a Personal name Eijsker Erica

a Personal name Peypers Ankie

a Personal name Prins Yopie

a Uniform title Defiant muse.