Mi mundo de sueños

Not since 1959 when Octavio Paz and Samuel Beckett published An Anthology of Mexican Poetry, has there been a collection which so thoroughly examines the poetry of the country known for being "too far from God and too close to the United States." Yet, as Elliott Weinberger writes in his introduction, "Americans know everything about God, but next to nothing about Mexico—few know that Mexico-particularly when compared to the United States-is a kind of paradise for poets." Reversible Monuments introduces this "paradise" to American readers. It includes major international writers like Alberto ...

alma cuerpo boleros es la acumulación de años de sueños, vida, trova, buenas y malas compañías, vinos, amores, desengaños, cigarrillos, alegrías, malas y buenas noches, boleros, locuras y corduras.

El Canalizador, Catarino Nieto Peña, Soy Un Joven de 74 AÑOS, Nací en 1938, Contador de Profesión, Trabaje en Empresas por un Tiempo de 50 años, Soy Pensionado, En Mi Juventud, Tenía Inquietudes pero no Encontraba las Respuestas, Fue hasta junio de 1976 en que Me Invitaron a Asistir a La, Escuela Filosófica Espiritual FRAY MARTIN DE PORRES, donde Se Imparten CATEDRAS ESPIRITUALES Los Días Domingos, Irradiadas por GRANDES MAESTROS. Nuestro SEÑOR JESUS, Nos Decía y Repetía, Búsquenme Adentro de Ustedes, Allí Estoy, Afuera Nunca Me Van a Encontrar, Empecé a ORAR, a MEDITAR y Tratar ...

Silvina Ocampo possessed her own special enchantment as a poet, and only now is her extraordinary poetic achievement becoming more widely recognized beyond Latin America. Remarkably, this is the first collection of Ocampo’s poetry to appear in English. From her early sonnets on the native Argentine landscape, to her meditations on love’s travails, to her explorations of the kinship between plant and animal realms, to her clairvoyant inquiries into history and myth and memory, readers will find the full range of Ocampo’s “metaphysical lyricism” (The Independent) represented in this...