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Giuseppe Ungaretti's most famous poems

The top 3 according to 14 votes from people: Soldiers · Vigil · Brothers. (Updated Jun 11, 2023.)

The Ungaretti poems studied at school and remembered forever, almost all born in the trenches of the Great War.

Simona Bianco · · 14 items · 14 votes · 0 comments

Automatically translated (original in Italiano). See the original

Top 14

  1. 1

    Soldiers

    1918. Soldiers compared to autumn leaves.

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    1
  2. 2

    Vigil

    A night beside a dead comrade.

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    1
  3. 3

    Brothers

    Brotherhood between soldiers.

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    1
  4. 4

    San Martino del Carso

    A ruined village and a heart full of crosses.

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    1
  5. 5

    The Rivers

    The rivers of his life, from the Serchio to the Seine.

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    1
  6. 6

    Christmas

    Longing for a corner of peace.

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    1
  7. 7

    The Mother

    1930. His mother waiting for him before God.

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    1
  8. 8

    Eternal

    The poem that opens L'allegria.

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    1
  9. 9

    Agony

    A short reflection on death.

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    1
  10. 10

    Cry Out No More

    From Il dolore, after the Second World War.

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    1
  11. 11

    Morning

    1917. Just two lines, his shortest and most famous poem.

    ▲ 0 ▼ 1

    -1
  12. 12

    The Buried Port

    It names his first collection.

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    -1
  13. 13

    Joy of Shipwrecks

    Setting off again after every shipwreck.

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    -1
  14. 14

    I Am a Creature

    Pain that turns to stone.

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    -1

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