Poemas de toda mi vida

Eduardo Mil n registra la tradici n po tica latinoamericana a partir de un presente po tico integrado por Rub n Dar o, Vicente Huidobro, C sar Vallejo, Pablo Neruda, Oliverio Girondo, Lezama Lima, Octavio Paz y Haroldo de Campos. Mil n localiza tambi n en el paisaje po tico a los herederos de estos autores: Rodolfo Hinostroza, Ra l Zurita, N stor Perlongher, Antonio Cisneros, Jos Kozer y David Huerta.

Poemario que nace de la frase de Oscar Wilde "No soy tan joven como para saberlo todo", y homenajea a Miguel Hernandez, Rubén Darío y Federico García Lorca. Habla del mundo, de las huellas, del horror, de las bombas sobre Libia, del cielo, del cansancio, de la alegría y el ombligo del mundo.

Presents thirty-six of the Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet's best verses from throughout his career, including "Alturas de Macchu Picchu" and odes to the onion, socks, and the birth of a deer.

"Completed in 1922, the same year as the publication of Eliot's The Waste Land, the Elegies constitute a magnificent godless poem in their rejection of the transcendent and their passionate celebration of the here and now. Troubled by our insecure place in this world and our fractured relationship with death, the Elegies are nevertheless populated by a throng of vivid and affecting figures: acrobats, lovers, angels, mothers, fathers, statues, salesman, actors and children. This bilingual edition offers twenty-first century readers a new opportunity to experience the power of Rilke's enduring...