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 Canto General
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I have read this book in Spanish (parts of it) and I finish it now in Greek (I have few pages left). It is an ecumenical song about liberty, about humanity and about clear thought of everything. My favourite verse is "fue dura la verdad como un arado" (the truth is hard like a plough) - the best verse ever.
/Giannis Christopoulos, 25, Greece |
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I confess that I have lived
(Confieso que he vivido) |
Neruda demonstrates that life is a magic in which each thing was beautiful, its life, its anecdotes, their loves and by mainly its Literature.
/Diego Olivares Bonilla, 13, Chile |
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One Hundred Love Sonnets
(Cien sonetos del amor)
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The effortless way Neruda put metaphors together to express his love for his wife is breathtaking. There is no distinction between nature and love in his poetry.
/Lindsey, 21, United States |
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Twenty Love Songs and a Song of Despair
(Veinte poemas de amor y una canción desesperada) |
The book is amazing, he had a way to express love and sadness and all together, I've been reading his books since I was fourteen and everytime I have the chance I read more but of course my way of seeing him has changed over the years, always admiring him and learning to aprecciate the magic in his art.
/Patricia Alfonso, 20, United States
He was a symbol of love, justice
and peace by his poems in Spanish which was a
way of progress and romance in this life.
/Moataz Mohsen, 28, Egypt
'Veinte Poemas' reaches out to a wider audience by making use of nature as a metaphor to explore a theme that is as universal as nature itself: love.
/Allan Paolo Barazon, 25, Philippines
Brimming with sensual, romantic
and melancholy verses. I was mesmerized with his poetry. His
works indeed pave ways to a woman's heart. One of the poems
I love is "Here I love you".
/Maya Aviles, 24, Philippines
It is a very interesting book and inspired by the desperation in which the love locked up
it in an immense desolation.
/Yerson Olivares Bonilla, 10, Bolivia |
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