Pablo Neruda Poems (144 Poems)
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Castro Alves From Brazil (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Castro Alves from Brazil, for whom did you sing?Did you sing for the flower? For the waterwhose beauty whispered words to the stones?Did you sing to the eyes, to the torn profileof the woman you once loved? For the spring? … Continue reading
Lovely One (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Lovely one,Just as on the cool stoneOf the spring, the waterOpens a wide flash of foam,So is the smile of your face,Lovely one. Lovely one,With delicate hands and slender feetLike a silver pony,Walking, flower of the world,Thus I see you,Lovely … Continue reading
Ode to Clothes (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Every morning you wait,clothes, over a chair,to fill yourself withmy vanity, my love,my hope, my body.Barelyrisen from sleep,I relinquish the water,enter your sleeves,my legs look forthe hollows of your legs,and so embracedby your indefatigable faithfulnessI rise, to tread the grass,enter … Continue reading
Algunas Bestias (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Era el crep (Pablo Neruda)
The House of Odes (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Writingtheseodesin thisyear nineteenhundred andfifty-five,readying and tuningmy demanding, murmuring lyre,I know who I amand where my song is going.I understandthat the shopper for mythsand mysteriesmay entermy woodand adobehouse of odes,may despisethe utensils,the portraitsof father and mother and countryon the walls,the simplicityof … Continue reading
Oda al Tomate (Pablo Neruda Poems)
La callese llen (Pablo Neruda)
The United Fruit Co. (Pablo Neruda Poems)
When the trumpet sounded, it wasall prepared on the earth,the Jehovah parcelled out the earthto Coca Cola, Inc., Anaconda,Ford Motors, and other entities:The Fruit Company, Inc.reserved for itself the most succulent,the central coast of my own land,the delicate waist of … Continue reading
Ode to My Socks (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Mara Mori brought mea pair of sockswhich she knitted herselfwith her sheepherder’s hands,two socks as soft as rabbits.I slipped my feet into themas if they were two casesknitted with threads of twilight and goatskin,Violent socks,my feet were two fish made … Continue reading
Your Laughter (Pablo Neruda Poems)
Take bread away from me, if you wish,take air away, butdo not take from me your laughter. Do not take away the rose,the lance flower that you pluck,the water that suddenlybursts forth in joy,the sudden waveof silver born in you. … Continue reading
Poet’s Obligation (Pablo Neruda Poems)
To whoever is not listening to the seathis Friday morning, to whoever is cooped upin house or office, factory or womanor street or mine or harsh prison cell;to him I come, and, without speaking or looking,I arrive and open the … Continue reading
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