First complete English translation of "Songs of Life and Hope "and "The Swan and Other Poetry " by Ruben Dario, one of the greatest poets to emerge from Latin America.
First complete English translation of "Songs of Life and Hope "and "The Swan and Other Poetry " by Ruben Dario, one of the greatest poets to emerge from Latin America.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rubén Darío was a leading modernist poet, renowned for his innovations in Spanish poetry. Born in Nicaragua, he lived in Chile, Argentina, and Spain. Will Derusha is Assistant Professor of Spanish at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro. Alberto Acereda is Associate Professor of Spanish at Arizona State University. They are the coeditors and translators of Selected Poems of Ruben Darío: A Bilingual Anthology.
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Introduction 1 Prefacio Preface > Cantos de vida y esperanza Songs of Life and Hope I. Yo soy aquel... I am the one... 54 II. Salutacion del optimista The Optimist’s Salutation 62 III. Al Rey Oscar To King Oscar 66 IV. Los tres Reyes Magos The Three Wise Men > V. Cyrano en Espana Cyrano in Spain 72 VI. Salutacion a Leonardo A Saluation to Leonardo 76 VII. Pegaso Pegasus 82 VIII. A Roosevelt To Roosevelt 84 IX. Torres de Dios!... Towers of God!... 88 X. Canto de esperanza Song of Hope 90 XI. Mientras tenelis, oh negros corazones... While you hold, O black hearts... 92 XII. Helios Helios 94 XIII. Spes Spes 100 XIV. Marcha triunfal Triumphal March 102 Los cisnes/ The Swans I. Que signo haces...? What sign do you give...? 108 II. En la muerte de Rafael Nunez On the Death of Rafael Nunez 112 III. Por un momento... For one moment... 114 IV. Antes de todo, gloria a ti, Leda!... First of all, glory to you, Leda!... 116 Otros poemas / Other Poems > I. Retratos Portraits 122 II. Por el influjo de la primavera Because of the Influence of Spring 126 III. La dulzura del angelus... The sweetness of the Angelus... 130 IV. Tarde del tropico Evening in the Tropics 132 V. Nocturno Nocturne 134 VI. Canciion de otono en primavera Song of Autumn in Springtime 136 VII. Trebol Clover 142 VIII. Charitas Charitas 146 IX. Oh, terremoto mental!... Oh, a mental earthquake!... 150 X. El verso sutil que pasa o se posa... The subtle verse that passes or pauses... 152 XI. Filosofia Philosophy 154 XII. Leda Leda 156 XIII. Divina Psiquis, dulce Mariposa invisible... Divine Psyche, sweet invisible Butterfly... 158 XIV. El soneto de trece versos The Thirteen-Verse Sonnet 162 XV. Oh, miseria de toda lucha por lo finito!... O misery of every struggle for the finite!... 164 XVI. A Phocas el campesino To Phocas the Peasant 166 XVII. Carne, celeste carne de la mujer!... Flesh, a woman’s heavenly flesh!..., 168 XVIII. Un soneto a Cervantes A Sonnet for Cervantes 172 XIX. Madrigal exaltado Exalted Madrigal 174 XX. Marina Seascape 176 XXI. Cleopompo y Heliodemo Cleopompus and Heliodemos 180 XXII. Ay, triste del que un dia... Pity the sad soul who one day... 182 XXIII. En el pais de las Alegorias... In the Land of Allegories... 184 XXIV. Augurios Omens 186 XXV. Melancolia Melancholy 190 XXVI. Aleluya! Halleujah! 192 XXVII. De ontono In Autumn 194 XXVIII. A Goya To Goya 196 XXIX. Caracol Seashell 200 XXX. Amo, amas I Love, You Love 202 XXXI. Soneto autumnal al Marques de Bradomin Autumnal Sonnet to the Marquis de Bradomin 204 XXXII. Nocturno Nocturne 206 XXXIII. Urna votiva Votive Urn 208 XXXIV. Programa matinal Morning Plan 210 XXXV. Ibis Ibis 212 XXXVI. Thanatos Thanatos 214 XXXVII. Ofrenda Offerning 216 XXXVIII. Proposito primaveral Springtime Purpose 220 XXXIX. Letania de Nuestro Senor Don Quijote Litany of Our Lord Don Quixote 222 XL. Alla lejos Way Far Away 228 XLI. Lo fatal What Gets You 230 Glossary and Annotations 233 Bibliography 249
Introduction 1 Prefacio Preface > Cantos de vida y esperanza Songs of Life and Hope I. Yo soy aquel... I am the one... 54 II. Salutacion del optimista The Optimist’s Salutation 62 III. Al Rey Oscar To King Oscar 66 IV. Los tres Reyes Magos The Three Wise Men > V. Cyrano en Espana Cyrano in Spain 72 VI. Salutacion a Leonardo A Saluation to Leonardo 76 VII. Pegaso Pegasus 82 VIII. A Roosevelt To Roosevelt 84 IX. Torres de Dios!... Towers of God!... 88 X. Canto de esperanza Song of Hope 90 XI. Mientras tenelis, oh negros corazones... While you hold, O black hearts... 92 XII. Helios Helios 94 XIII. Spes Spes 100 XIV. Marcha triunfal Triumphal March 102 Los cisnes/ The Swans I. Que signo haces...? What sign do you give...? 108 II. En la muerte de Rafael Nunez On the Death of Rafael Nunez 112 III. Por un momento... For one moment... 114 IV. Antes de todo, gloria a ti, Leda!... First of all, glory to you, Leda!... 116 Otros poemas / Other Poems > I. Retratos Portraits 122 II. Por el influjo de la primavera Because of the Influence of Spring 126 III. La dulzura del angelus... The sweetness of the Angelus... 130 IV. Tarde del tropico Evening in the Tropics 132 V. Nocturno Nocturne 134 VI. Canciion de otono en primavera Song of Autumn in Springtime 136 VII. Trebol Clover 142 VIII. Charitas Charitas 146 IX. Oh, terremoto mental!... Oh, a mental earthquake!... 150 X. El verso sutil que pasa o se posa... The subtle verse that passes or pauses... 152 XI. Filosofia Philosophy 154 XII. Leda Leda 156 XIII. Divina Psiquis, dulce Mariposa invisible... Divine Psyche, sweet invisible Butterfly... 158 XIV. El soneto de trece versos The Thirteen-Verse Sonnet 162 XV. Oh, miseria de toda lucha por lo finito!... O misery of every struggle for the finite!... 164 XVI. A Phocas el campesino To Phocas the Peasant 166 XVII. Carne, celeste carne de la mujer!... Flesh, a woman’s heavenly flesh!..., 168 XVIII. Un soneto a Cervantes A Sonnet for Cervantes 172 XIX. Madrigal exaltado Exalted Madrigal 174 XX. Marina Seascape 176 XXI. Cleopompo y Heliodemo Cleopompus and Heliodemos 180 XXII. Ay, triste del que un dia... Pity the sad soul who one day... 182 XXIII. En el pais de las Alegorias... In the Land of Allegories... 184 XXIV. Augurios Omens 186 XXV. Melancolia Melancholy 190 XXVI. Aleluya! Halleujah! 192 XXVII. De ontono In Autumn 194 XXVIII. A Goya To Goya 196 XXIX. Caracol Seashell 200 XXX. Amo, amas I Love, You Love 202 XXXI. Soneto autumnal al Marques de Bradomin Autumnal Sonnet to the Marquis de Bradomin 204 XXXII. Nocturno Nocturne 206 XXXIII. Urna votiva Votive Urn 208 XXXIV. Programa matinal Morning Plan 210 XXXV. Ibis Ibis 212 XXXVI. Thanatos Thanatos 214 XXXVII. Ofrenda Offerning 216 XXXVIII. Proposito primaveral Springtime Purpose 220 XXXIX. Letania de Nuestro Senor Don Quijote Litany of Our Lord Don Quixote 222 XL. Alla lejos Way Far Away 228 XLI. Lo fatal What Gets You 230 Glossary and Annotations 233 Bibliography 249
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