Cien grandes poemas de la India

El poeta estadounidense Jack Foley y la poetisa japonesa Maki Starfield dialogaron sobre "Polygon". El primer capítulo se titula "Imagen múltiple" de Jack Foley, el segundo capítulo se titula "Colector" de Maki Starfield, y el tercer capítulo se titula "Haciendo eco de poemas" de ambos poetas. Maki no solo es poeta sino también artista, Jack es igual. Entonces, muestran su propia imagen múltiple en el libro.

A major new bilingual edition of the Peruvian poet's work Cesar Vallejo is one of the best-known Latin American poets of the twentieth century. Challenging, intense, and difficult to translate, Vallejo's work has often been overshadowed by his fervent endorsement of communism. Noted scholar Ilan Stavans tackles the avant- garde poet's politics head-on in an enlightening new introduction that places Vallejo in his proper literary context, while Margaret Sayers Peden's new translation does full justice to Vallejo's complex literary style. Including Spanish and English versions of more than...

This book, "De Mi Mente" (Spanish for from my mind), is a book of over 3,000 lyrics of which approximate 2,100 are written for a man to sing and the latter 900 are written for a woman to sing. All songs are interchangeable. Some of the songs are love songs but the lyrics are not written for political and religious reasons. The reader will have the option to arrange each song according to his or her taste of which each and every song can be arranged in a bolero, ranchera, cumbia; etc. The reader can choose at their choice of which song inspires them and in they are not obligated to make any...

Este libro habla de cómo no desperdiciar el tiempo muerto y cómo disfrutar el camino. Es una búsqueda de la verdad y de la libertad, de encontrar una comunión con nosotros mismos. Nada viene dado y hay que hacer un esfuerzo para conseguirlo. Aprender a disfrutar de las pequeñas cosas y darnos por satisfechos con lo que tenemos es la base para empezar desde cero. Ser conscientes de que la vida es un eterno presente donde pasado y futuro convergen. Darnos generosa y desinteresadamente en aquello que hacemos para que pueda ser utilizado.