Poetry
Summer 1954
In the Flowering Forest
“Now that the gods had botched the fortunes of Asia, “And Priam’s people of little guilt lay rotting “In hideous postures in the wreck of Troy, “The divine omens commanded […]
Poetry
Summer 1951
The Glutton
I The sin Gluttony, rocking upon a swine, ale mingling with sweat mingling with spit on his chin, on his belly, or loitering by the wall, roaring and swilling, died […]
Poetry
Autumn 1945
Landscapes by Lorca and Disney
There I saw in that fantastic landscapethe two rivers, one blood and the other tears, and olive trees heavily fruited with sobs, and the guitar wailing of arrows without targets. […]
Poetry
Autumn 1945
Fashions of la Libertad
In the dirt road of the dirty town, the little Ecuadorian soldiers march without shoes, untidy and sad but 0 perfectly at homeamongst the dogs and fowl and potbellied children. […]
Poetry
Autumn 1945
Little Portrait
In that room everything waits, waiting for noon, the Lord, the mail, a total eclipse or a crime, something or anything. There an old buffoon, the banjo clock, secretly loses […]