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Author: Pablo Neruda; Alastair Reid
Publisher: New York : Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1974.
Edition/Format:  Print book : English : 1st American edView all editions and formats
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Genre/Form: Translations
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Pablo Neruda; Alastair Reid
OCLC Number: 1064293
Notes: Spanish text and English translation on opposite pages.
Description: 302 pages ; 22 cm
Contents: Para subir al cielo = To rise to the sky --
Pido silencio = I ask for silence --
Y cuanto vive? = And how long? --
Ya se fue la ciudad = And the city now has gone --
A callarse = Keeping quiet --
Regreso a una ciudad = Return to a city --
Baraja = Pack --
Fabula de la sirena y los borrachos = Fable of the mermaid and the drunks --
Repertorio = Repertoire --
Gran mantel = Grand tablecloth --
Con ella = With her --
No tan alto = Not quite so tall --
Punto = Point --
Miedo = Fear --
Para la luna diurna = For the daylight moon --
Cierto cansancio = Certain weariness --
Cuanto pasa en un dia = How much happens in a day --
Vamos saliendo = Emerging --
Soliloquio en las tiniebals = Soliloquy at twilight --
V = V --
Partenogenesis = Parthenogenesis --
Caballos = Horses == No me pregunten = Don't ask --
Aquellos dias = Those days --
Muchos somos = We are many --
Al pie desde su nino = To the foot from its child --
Aqui vivimos = This is where we live --
Escapatoria = Getaway --
Desdichada = Unhappy one --
Pastoral = Pastoral --
Sobre mi mala educacion = On my bad education --
Olvidado en otono = Forgotten in autumn --
Vieajas del oceano = Old women of the shore --
Estacion inmovil = Still poise --
Pobres muchachos = Poor boys --
Asi salen = Consequences --
Balada = Ballad --
Laringe = Larynx --
Galopando en le sur = Galloping in the South --
Sonata con algunos pinos = Sonata with some pine trees --
Amor = Love --
Sueno de gatos = Cat's dream --
Recuerdos y semanas = Memories and weeks --
Por fin se fueron = At last they have gone --
Itinerarios = Itineraries --
Adios a Paris = Goodbye to Paris --
Ay que sabados mas profundos! = Oh such bottomless Saturdays! --
Suenos de trenes = Dream of trains --
Donde estara la Guillermina? = Where can Guillermina be? --
Vuelve el amigo = Friend returns --
Sucedio en invierno = It happened in winter --
Dulce siempre = Sweetness, always --
Diurno con llave nocturna = Day light with night key --
Pacaypalla = Here, there, everywhere --
Desconocidos en la orilla = Strangers on the shore --
Carta para que me manden madera = Letter ordering lumber --
Ciudadano = Citizen --
No me hagan caso = Forget about me --
Demasiados nombres = Too many names --
Estatuas verdes sobre el techo de Notre Dame = Green statures on the roof of Notre Dame --
Traiganlo pronto = Bring him soon --
Por boca cerrada entran las moscas = Through a closed mouth the flies enter --
Furiosa lucha de marinos con pulpo de colosales dimensiones = Furious struggle between seamen and an octopus of colossal size --
Contraciudad = Countercity --
Cantasantiago = Santiagosong --
Perezoso = Lazybones --
Bestiario = Bestiary --
Testamento de otono = Autumn testament.
Responsibility: Pablo Neruda ; translated by Alastair Reid.

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