Songs of Life and Hope/Cantos De Vida Y Esperanza

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Edition: Bilingual
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2004-04-01
Publisher(s): Duke Univ Pr
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Summary

"Will Derusha and Alberto Acereda give us a Ruben Dario that will be of immense interest to aficionados of poetry in Spanish, as well as to lay readers who have discovered the joys and pleasures of the likes of Federico Garcia Lorca, Pablo Neruda, and Cesar Vallejo."--Rafael Campo, author of "Landscape with Human Figure"

Table of Contents

Introduction, 1(47)
Prefacio
Preface,
48(6)
Cantos de vida y esperanza
Songs of Life and Hope
I Yo soy aquel ...
I am the one ...
54(8)
II Salutación del optimista
The Optimist's Salutation,
62(4)
III Al Rey Oscar
To King Óscar,
66(4)
IV Los tres Reyes Magos
The Three Wise Men,
70(2)
V Cyrano en España
Cyrano in Spain,
72(4)
VI Salutacion a Leonardo
A Salutatión to Leonardo,
76(6)
VII Pegaso
Pegasus,
82(2)
VIII A Roosevelt
To Roosevelt,
84(4)
IX Torres de Dios!...
Towers of God!...
88(2)
X Canto de esperanza
Song of Hope,
90(2)
XI Mientras tenéis, oh negros corazones...
While you hold, O black hearts...
92(2)
XII Helios
Helios,
94(6)
XIII Spes
Spes
100(2)
XIV Marcha triunfal
Triumphal March,
102(6)
Los cisnes
The Swans
I Que signo haces...?
What sign do you give...?,
108(4)
II En la muerte de Rafael Núñez
On the Death of Rafael Núñez,
112(2)
III Por un momento...
For one moment...
114(2)
IV Antes de todo, gloria a ti, Leda!...
First of all, glory to you, Leda!...
116(6)
Otros poemas
Other Poems
I Retratos
Portraits,
122(4)
II Por el influjo de la primavera
Because of the Influence of Spring,
126(4)
III La dulzura del ángelus...
The sweetness of the Angelus...
130(2)
IV Tarde del trópico
Evening in the Tropics,
132(2)
V Nocturno
Nocturne,
134(2)
VI Canción de otoño en primavera
Song of Autumn in Springtime,
136(6)
VII Trébol
Clover,
142(4)
VIII Cháritas
Charitas,
146(4)
IX Oh, terremoto mental!...
Oh, a mental earthquake!...
150(2)
X El verso sutil que pasa o se posa...
The subtle verse that passes or pauses...
152(2)
XI Filosofia
Philosophy,
154(2)
XII Leda
Leda,
156(2)
XIII Divina Psiquis, dulce Mariposa invisible...
Divine Psyche, sweet invisible Butterfly...
158(4)
XIV El soneto de trece versos
The Thirteen-Verse Sonnet,
162(2)
XV Oh, miseria de toda lucha por lo finito!...
O misery of every struggle for the finite!...
164(2)
XVI A Phocás el campesino
To Phocas the Peasant,
166(2)
XVII Carne, celeste carne de la mujer!...
Flesh, a woman's heavenly flesh!...
168(4)
XVIII Un soneto a Cervantes
A Sonnet for Cervantes,
172(2)
XIX Madrigal exaltado
Exalted Madrigal,
174(2)
XX Marina
Seascape,
176(4)
XXI Cleopompo y Heliodemo
Cleopompus and Heliodemos,
180(2)
XXII Ay, triste del que un dia...
Pity the sad soul who one day...
182(2)
XXIII En el pais de las Alegorias...
In the Land of Allegories...
184(2)
XXIV Augurios
Omens,
186(4)
XXV Melancolia
Melancholy,
190(2)
XXVI Aleluya!
Hallelujah!,
192(2)
XXVII De otoño
In Autumn,
194(2)
XXVIII A Goya
To Goya,
196(4)
XXIX Caracol
Seashell,
200(2)
XXX Amo, amas
I Love, You Love,
202(2)
XXXI Soneto autumnal al Marqués de Bradomin
Autumnal Sonnet to the Marquis de Bradomin,
204(2)
XXXII Nocturno
Nocturne,
206(2)
XXXIII Urna votiva
Votive Urn,
208(2)
XXXIV Programa matinal
Morning Plan,
210(2)
XXXV Ibis
Ibis,
212(2)
XXXVI Thánatos
Thanatos,
214(2)
XXXVII Ofrenda
Offering,
216(4)
XXXVIII Propósito primaveral
Springtime Purpose,
220(2)
XXXIX Letania de Nuestro Senor Don Quijote
Litany of Our Lord Don Quixote,
222(6)
XL Allá lejos
Way Far Away,
228(2)
XLI Lo fatal
What Gets You,
230(3)
Glossary and Annotations, 233(16)
Bibliography, 249

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