Pan-American Poems: an anthology

by Various

34 chapters1h 40mEnglish1918

About this book

In this anthology, Agnes Blake Poor introduces to the American public a collection of Latin American poets in translation. The poems are organized by country of origin, and present a variety of subjects and meters, aptly translated into English verse by Agnes Poor herself. - Summary by Leni

Chapters (33)

1The Pansy, by Esteban Echeverria

105

2To ---, by José Rivera Indarte

117

3To Rosas (extracts), by José Mármol

144

4May 25th 1849, by José Mármol

147

5In an Album, by José Mármol

6Bubbles, by Pedro J. Naón

129

7The Fugitive, by Pedro J. Naón

8Peace, by Florencio Varela

207

9The 25th of May, 1839 (extracts), by Juan Cruz Varela

242

10Impressions at the Foot of Illimani, by Mariano Ramallo

271

11Marabá, by Gonçalves Dias

225

12To Liberty (extract), by Francisco Manuel

13Theresa, by Bruno Seabra

345

14Folk-Song (Merendim or Mulondim) of the Brazilian Gypsies

103

15Love, by Hermógenes Irisarri

16After the Duel, by Santiago Escuti Orrego

17Yesterday and Today, by Narciso Tondreau

102

18The Guaili, by M. M. Madiedo

229

19To Washington, by Gertrudis Gomes de Avellaneda

124

20The Hurricane, by José Maria Heredia

207

21To General Flores, Conqueror of Miñarica, José Joaquin de Olmedo

413

22To Ch---, by Augustín F. Cuenca

139

23The Murmur from the Stable, by Rubén Darío

173

24Sonatina, by Rubén Darío

229

25Homage to Darío, by Arthur Giminez Pastor

271

26Sighs, by Ethelberto Zegarra Ballón

109

27To Edison, by Domingo de Vivero

122

28The Three Epochs, by Diego Maisias y Calle

109

29The Setting Sun, by José de Diego

103

30The African Mother, by Francisco Acuña de Figueroa

212

31Thou and I, by Juan Zorrilla de San Martín

124

32Does She Not Feel?, by Juan Zorrilla de San Martín

33A Remembrance of Puerto Cabello - The Mangle, by D.A.Lozano

248

Pan-American Poems: an anthology

About this book

Chapters (33)

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