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    Period 6 May‚ 10 2013 Pablo Neruda Modernism was a famous era within poetry. A large array of poets participated in the era such as‚ Elizabeth Bishop‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ Ernest Hemingway along with Pablo Neruda‚ although he was into surrealism‚ some of his work revolved around modernism as well. The Modernist Literary Movement created the idea that conventional forms of art‚ literature‚ and ideals were outdated. The poem I chose is “If You Forget Me’ by Pablo Neruda. Throughout Neruda’s poetry

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    forget; pretend we’ve never met‚ and I’ve tried and I’ve tried‚ but I haven’t yet... You walk by‚ and I fall to pieces.” “If You Forget Me‚” by Pablo Neruda it’s sort of the opposite of this quote. This poem makes you ask yourself whether you can forget a person simply because they’ve forgotten you. The poem is kind of a way of protecting your heart. In it‚ the author states‚ “If suddenly you forget me do not look for me‚ for I shall already have forgotten you.” He goes on about forgetting about

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    Poet Carl Sandburg stated‚ “Poetry is an echo asking a shadow to dance.” In Pablo Neruda’s poem “If You Forget Me” Neruda reveals the sorrows of losing your country or a person. Neruda does a fantastic job of using details such as crystal moon; red branch. He really paints a picture of the poem in your head. You can just imagine everything he is saying as if it were a painting in your head! Neruda knows how to touch a person’s feelings‚ similar to what one would feel about a person who had broken

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    Pablo Neruda is considered as one of the greatest Spanish-language poets of the 20th century. As a matter of fact‚ Neruda was a very prolific and creative writer. His poems range from erotically charged love poems‚ historical epics‚ and overtly political poems‚ to poems on common things‚ like nature and the sea. Aside from that‚ he is the most widely read of the Spanish American poets because of his artistic and wonderful works. Furthermore‚ he was an international diplomat and a political activist

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    Pablo Neruda whose real name is Neftalí Basoalto‚ was born on 12 July 1904‚ in the town of Parral in Chile.His father was a railway employee and his mother‚ who died shortly after his birth was a teacher. Some years later his father‚ who had then moved to Temuco‚ remarried dona Malverde. The poet spent his childhood and youth in Temuco‚ where he also got to know Gabriela Mistral‚ head of the girls’ secondary school‚ who took a liking to him. At the early age of thirteen he began to contribute some

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    18 April 2013 First Draft The Saddest Lines The Saddest Lines is a poem written by the famous Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. This is part of his collection of Twenty Poems of Love and a Song of Despair. Frequently‚ poems are connected with the readers’ feelings. Love is a common feeling the poets expresses in their works. The Saddest Lines is a great example where the poet describes his sadness for recalling a past love. Pablo Neruda in The Saddest Lines use the nature as a poem’s backdrop

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    Pablo Neruda was born on July 12‚1904 in Parral‚ Chile. He was originally named Neftali Ricardo Reyes‚ and was raised by his widowed father in Temuco‚ Chile. He began to show an interest for literacy early as thirteen‚ being given the opportunity to write limited articles and share his poems in the daily La Manana news paper. With the influence and experience that La Manana newspaper gave Pablo Neruda‚ in 1920 he was able to branch out and be part of the literary journal “Selva Austral.” Here

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    language. What do these suggest about the human need to communicate through narrative? A Personal/Analytical Response using the text “The Word” by Pablo Neruda Born to Speak Since the age of Adam and Eve‚ humans have had a natural instinct to communicate and this is part of what sets us apart from other species. In the poem The Word‚ by Pablo Neruda‚ the author personifies the word by stating how it’s “born in the blood” and that it “grew in the dark body”. This leaves the reader with the impression

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    Class Make-Up Assignment 10 April 2013 Due: Monday 15 April 2012 In lieu of (instead of) our second class on urban services‚ I would like for you to answer the following questions and submit them to me in hard copy in class on Monday 15 April. These are individual assignments – and not group work. Common or copied answers will result in a failing grade. Please read the following article from yesterday’s Daily Star entitled “Easy Illegally” by Morshed Ali Khan and Anisur Rahman: http://www

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    1.What Spain Was Like()-Pablo Neruda  Spain was a taut‚ dry drum-head  Daily beating a dull thud  Flatlands and eagle’s nest  Silence lashed by the storm.  How much‚ to the point of weeping‚ in my soul  I love your hard soil‚ your poor bread‚  Your poor people‚ how much in the deep place  Of my being there is still the lost flower  Of your wrinkled villages‚ motionless in time  And your metallic meadows  Stretched out in the moonlight through the ages‚  Now devoured by a false god. 

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