Kalliope

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Kalliope is a digital library for poetry and classic literature. Here you will find poems, translations, author biographies, and literary notes, freely available and connected through people, works, places, and historical periods.

Latest news

A new group of completed works has been added to Kalliope: Malthe Conrad Bruun’s Kritiske Randgloser til Nytaarsgave for Damer (1794), Olaf Hansen’s Tre Folkeviser (1899), Alfred Kie’s Floden (1921), Johannes Buchholtz’s Ravne og Duer (1921), Aage Strunk’s Slagger og Gløder (1922), Hans Ahlmann’s Morgenstjernen (1924), and Axel Juel’s Sange om Dannebrog (1919) and Rosa (1923).
17/7 2026
Michael Agerskov’s Tusmørkets Stemmer (1899) has been contributed by Pernille and Morten Barfoed. In addition, Kai Hoffmann’s Sværdtid er endt (1920), Valdemar Rørdam’s Afrodites Boldspil (1920), Alphonse Walleen’s Digte (1894), and Ingeborg Maria Sick’s Ond Lykke (1921) have been added.
7/4 2025
Pernille and Morten Barfoed have contributed Michael Agerskov’s To Mennesker og Skumring (1893). P. L. Møller’s Gudrun (1872), Inge Nalbandiàn’s Dønninger (1919), Emil Bønnelycke’s Gadens Legende (1920) and Guldæblerne (1921), Kai Hoffmann’s Den vide Verden (1921), Christian Rimestad’s Kærlighedsdigte (1920), and Ludvig Holstein’s Hymner og Viser (1922) have also been placed on the shelves.
16/12 2024
Ingeborg Maria Sick, with Bølgeslag (1904), and Sille Beyer, with a couple of translations from Vintergrønt (1852), are new poets on Kalliope. In addition, Hans Ahlmann’s Aftenlandet (1913), Genlyd af Dagene (1918), and Foraar i Danmark (1920) have been added for happy reading in the approaching spring.
28/4 2024
Emil Bønnelycke stepped off his last tram in 1953, so after 70 years Kalliope can now delight readers with his commutes in Ild og Ungdom (1917), Festerne (1918), Asfaltens Sange (1918), Taarer (1918), and Buer og Staal (1919).
13/1 2024