Literature & poetry

Pablo Neruda: The People

Pablo Neruda: The People Pablo Neruda: The People I recall that man and not two centuries have passed since I saw him, he went neither by horse nor by carriage: purely on foot he outstripped distances, and carried no sword or armour, only nets on his shoulder, axe or hammer …

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Pablo Neruda: Ode To Clothes

Pablo Neruda: Ode To Clothes Pablo Neruda: Ode To Clothes Every morning you wait, clothes, over a chair, to fill yourself with my vanity, my love, my hope, my body. Barely risen from sleep, I relinquish the water, enter your sleeves, my legs look for the hollows of your legs, …

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Pablo Neruda: What Spain Was Like

Pablo Neruda: What Spain Was Like Pablo Neruda: What Spain Was Like Spain was a taut, dry drum-head Daily beating a dull thud Flatlands and eagle’s nest Silence lashed by the storm. How much, to the point of weeping, in my soul I love your hard soil, your poor bread, …

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Pablo Neruda: La Muerta

Pablo Neruda: La Muerta Pablo Neruda: La Muerta Original version Si de pronto no existes, si de pronto no vives, yo seguiré viviendo. No me atrevo, no me atrevo a escribirlo, si te mueres. Yo seguiré viviendo. Porque donde no tiene voz un hombre allí, mi voz. Donde los negros …

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