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xxxvi, 260 pages ; 21 cm |
| Note |
Poems and prose. |
| Contents |
1900-1915 / Early, traditional and modernistic poems -- Nocturne: "The garden is deserted" -- Autumn aria -- Nocturne: "The moon pours a stream of glitter" -- Galante garden: I -- Galante garden: II -- Sorrowful garden -- Pastorale: "Here come the wagon now" -- Pastorale: "Pomegranates in the blue sky" -- "The afternoon roads" -- The poet has died in the country -- "Among clouds the moon is" -- Pastorale: "For heaven's sake be silent" -- Room -- Morning of the cross -- The distant sea -- Walking -- Green greenfinch -- Elegy of purity -- Elegiac lament: I -- Elegiac lament: II -- Deep and sleeping water -- "Ah how softly the brook" -- Nudes (Adieus, Absence, Return.) -- Yellow sping -- Francina in the garden -- Dream seascape -- Perfume and nostalgia -- Fifth chord -- Nudes -- Idyl -- The wheat-ear -- The conclusive voyage -- New leaves -- Portrait of an unseasonable time -- Odor of Jasmine -- Tenebrae -- Drowned -- The dead girl -- Sky behind the blue sky -- "Sunday afternoons in winter" -- Winter song -- Ash of roses -- "Who knows what is on the opposite side of each hour" -- Love -- Lightness -- Wakefulness -- Huge hour -- Nothing -- Disgust -- Brief return -- October -- To my soul -- "Everywhere arrows of gold" -- Gold -- Convalescence. |
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1907-1916 / Selections from the book of prose poems. "Platero and I" -- Platero -- Spring -- The flower by the road -- The thorn -- The three kings -- Scarlet landscape -- The little girl -- Chill -- Angelus -- The parsley crown -- Death -- Nostalgia -- Melancholy. |
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1916-1925 / A new approach to poetry and prose -- "How close to the soul is all that. . ." -- "You are all in yourself, sea, and yet . . ." -- Nocturne: (February 3) -- Sea -- Sky (February 7) -- Ideal arrival (February 11) -- "I plucked off your petals as if you were a rose." (February 20) -- The colonial house (March 26) -- The negress and the rose (April 5) -- Cemetery on Broadway (April 10) -- The moon (April 23) -- Long live spring -- Nocturne: (For Antonio Machado) -- Cemeteries -- Evening -- Intelligence -- Poetry -- "To the bridge of love" -- "Sleep is like a bridge" -- "How strange" -- "I recognized you because when I saw the print" -- "Don't run, go slowly" -- "Every poplar, as you pass it" -- Dead -- (To Miss Rápida) -- "I am not I" -- "I am like a distracted child" -- The poem -- To beloved old age -- Seas -- Nocturne of dreams -- Ideal epitaph for a sailor -- Song -- "Yes -- says day -- no -- " -- Round the tip -- Unveiling -- Light and water -- "Leave the door open" -- Dawns of moguer -- My voice -- This is my life -- Death -- The watcher -- The only friend -- South -- The little green bird -- "They shall not stare at me saying" -- The water in the water -- The lie -- White elm tree -- I should like to sleep during this night -- Zenith. |
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1925-1936 / From the years of maturity in rhythm and thought -- Generalife -- Madrid wind -- Departure -- The solitary Poplar -- Final autumn -- Sea, nothing -- New spring -- Western moon -- Sepulchral night -- My green garden -- Most mine -- Prelude to autumn -- Bird of the water -- The rosemary flower -- The moon in the Pinetree -- The rockrose -- The wild bird -- Sweet Marjoram of the mountain -- Black hair -- Moguer nocturne -- Atmosphere -- The little green girl -- The first -- The eternal damsel -- The one being -- Ultimate Rose -- The gardener of Seville -- Listening to the water -- Night visit to "The hill" -- The blind men of Madrid -- City of the sky -- Returning flower -- Flowers beneath the lightning -- I shall be reborn -- The coming star -- With the Roses -- Fortunate creatures. |
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1940 / Portraits of writers and artists -- Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer -- Rosalía de Castro -- José Martí -- Rubén Darío -- Francisco Giner -- José Asunción Silva -- Enrique Granados -- Miguel de Unamuno -- Jóse Enrique Rodó -- Manuel de Falla -- Antonio Machado -- Teresa de la Parra. |
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1941 / Ideals on society and poetry -- Aristocracy and democracy -- Poetry and literature. |
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1936-1956 / From the latest books written in America -- Offended dove -- The birds from I know where -- Second fragment -- The best night -- Trees men -- The most faithful -- Heroic reason -- With your light -- It's coronet of glory -- From Lower Takhoma -- With her and with the Cardinal -- In my third sea -- Without tedium or rest -- With the southern cross -- In the best that I have -- With half of me yonder -- Looking at her hands -- The color of your soul -- To burn completely. |
| Subject |
Spanish literature.
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Spanish literature. (OCoLC)fst01128568
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| Added Author |
Hays, H. R. (Hoffman Reynolds), 1904-1980, translator.
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| Added Title |
Works. Selections. English. 1957
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| Other Form: |
Online version: Jiménez, Juan Ramón, 1881-1958. Selected writings. New York, Farrar, Straus and Cudahy [1957] (OCoLC)573715046 |
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