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Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 63

I walked: not only through the wasteland where the salted rock is like the only rose, a flower buried in the sea- but also on the banks of rivers gouging through the snow; the high bitter mountain ranges felt my…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 61

Support this archive and get a book for yourself: Love dragged its tail of pain,its train of static thorns behind it,and we closed our eyes so that nothing,so that no wound could divide us. This crying, it’s not your eyes’…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 60

Those who wanted to wound me wounded you,and the dose of secret poison meant for melike a net passes through my work-but leavesits smear of rust and sleeplessness on you. I don’t want the hate that sabotaged me, Love,to shadow…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 58

Among the broadswords of literary ironI wander like a foreign sailor, who does not knowthe streets, or their angles, and who sings becausethat’s how it is, because if not for that what else is there? From the stormy archipelagoes I…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 57

They’re liars, those who say I lost the moon, who foretold a future like a public desert for me, who gossiped so much with their cold tongues: they tried to ban the flower of the universe. “The quick spontaneous mermaids’…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 56

Get used to seeing the shadow behind me, accept your hands will emerge clean from the rancor as if they were made in the morning of the river. My love, the salt gave you its crystalline proportions. Envy suffers, expires,…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 55

Thorns, shattered glass, sickness, crying: all day they attack the honied contentment. And neither the tower, nor the walls, nor secret passageways are of much help. Trouble seeps through, into the sleepers’ peace. Sorrow rises and falls, comes near with…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 54

Luminous mind, bright devil of absolute clusterings, of the upright noon-: here we are at last, alone, without loneliness, far from the savage city’s delirium. Just as a pure line describes the dove’s curve, as the fire honors and nourishes…

Pablo Neruda’s ⁍ Sonnet 53

Here are the bread-the wine-the table-the house: a man’s needs, and a woman’s, and a life’s. Peace whirled through and settled in this place: the common fire burned, to make this light. Hail to your two hands, which fly and…