The Poetry of Pablo Neruda - Pablo Neruda

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XII: THE RIVERS OF SONG

I. Carta a Miguel Otero Silva, en Caracas (1949)
Letter to Miguel Otero Silva, in Caracas (1949)
V. To Miguel Hern?ndez, Murdered in the Prisons of Spain

XIII: NEW YEAR'S CHORALE FOR THE COUNTRY IN DARKNESS

VIII. Chile's Voices
XIV. I Recall the Sea
XV. There's No Forgiving
XVII. Happy Year to My Country in Darkness

XIV: THE GREAT OCEAN

IV. The Men and the Islands
V. Rapa Nui
VIII. The Oceanics
IX. Antarctica
XI. La muerte
Death
XII. The Wave
XVII. The Enigmas
XXI. Leviathan
XXIII. Not Only the Albatross

XIV: I AM

I. The Frontier (1904)
III. The House
VI. The Traveler (1927)
VII. Far from Here
X. The War (1936)
XI. Love

from THE CAPTAIN'S VERSES/
LOS VERSOS DEL CAPIT?N (1951-1952)

LOVE

In You the Earth
The Queen
The Potter
September 8
Tus manos
Your Hands
Tu risa
Your Laughter
The Fickle One
The Son

THE FURIES

The Hurt
El sue?o
The Dream
Oblivion
You Would Come

LIVES

The Mountain and the River
The Flag
Little America
Epithalamium
La carta en el camino
Letter on the Road

from ELEMENTAL ODES/
ODAS ELEMENTALES (1952-1957)

The Invisible Man
Oda a la alcachofa
Ode to the Artichoke
Ode to the Artichoke
Oda al ?tomo
Ode to the Atom
Oda a la cr?tica
Ode to Criticism

ri0Ode to Numbers
Ode to the Past
Ode to Laziness
Ode to the Earth
Ode to My Suit
Ode to Sadness
Ode to Wine

NEW ELEMENTAL ODES

Oda a la cr?tica (II)
Ode to Criticism (II)
Oda al dicdonario
Ode to the Dictionary
Ode to the Seagull
Ode to Firefoot
Oda a Walt Whitman
Ode to Walt Whitman

THIRD BOOK OF ODES

Ode to Bees
Ode to Bicycles
Ode to a Village Movie Theater
Ode to Age
Ode to a Stamp Album
Ode to Maize
Ode to the Double Autumn
Oda al viejo poeta
Ode to an Aged Poet

from EXTRAVAGARIA/
ESTRAVAGARIO (1957-1958)

To Rise to the Sky . . .
Pido silencio
I Ask for Silence
I'm Asking for Silence
And the City Now Has Gone
Repertoire
With Her
Point
Fear
Cu?nto pasa en un d?a
How Much Happens in a Day
Soliloquy at Twilight
V
Horses
We Are Many
To the Foot from Its Child
Aqu? vivimos
This Is Where We Live
Getaway
The Unhappy One
Pastoral
Bestiary
Autumn Testament

from VOYAGES AND HOMECOMINGS/
NAVEGACIONES Y REGRESOS (1957-1959)

Ode to Things
Ode to the Chair

from ONE HUNDRED LOVE SONNETS/
CIEN SONETOS DE AMOR (1957-1959)

MORNING

III
IV
IV
VI
IX
IX
XI
XVI
XVII
XXVII

MIDDAY

XXXIV
XXXIV
XXXIX
XL
XLVII
XLVIII
XLVIII
L
LIII

EVENING

LV
LIX
LXIII
LXXVI
LXXVI

NIGHT

LXXX
XC
XCI
XCV
XCVII
C

fromp0 SONG OF PROTEST/
CANCI?N DE GESTA (1958-1968)

IV. Cuba Appears
VI. Ancient History
XI. Treason
XII. Death
XIX. To Fidel Castro
XXII. So Is My Life
XXVII. Caribbean Birds
XXIX. No me lo pidan
Do Not Ask Me
XXXV. The Free Press
XL. Tomorrow Throughout the Caribbean

from THE STONES OF CHILE/
LAS PIEDRAS DE CHILE (1959-1961)

History
The Bul...

Biographie:
Pablo Neruda (1904-73), one of the renowned poets of the twentieth century, was born in Farral, Chile. He shared the World Peace Prize with Paul Robeson and Pablo Picasso in 1950, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971. His books include Residence on Earth, Canto General, Extravagaria, and Isla Negra....

Sommaire:

The Poetry of Pablo Neruda offers the most comprehensive English-language collection ever by the greatest poet of the twentieth century--in any language (Gabriel Garc?a M?rquez).

In his work a continent awakens to consciousness. So wrote the Swedish Academy in awarding the Nobel Prize to Pablo Neruda, the author of more than thirty-five books of poetry and one of Latin America's most revered writers, lionized during his lifetime as the people's poet.

This selection of Neruda's poetry, the most comprehensive single volume available in English, presents nearly six hundred poems, scores of them in new and sometimes multiple translations, and many accompanied by the Spanish original. In his introduction, Ilan Stavans situates Neruda in his native milieu as well as in a contemporary English-language one, and a group of new translations by leading poets testifies to Neruda's enduring, vibrant legacy among English-speaking writers and readers today.