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Buch, Hörbücher:

Hispanoamerikanische Lyrik

Seite 10

Afrodita: Cuentos, Recetas y Otros Afrodisiacos (HarperLibros)

Autor: Isabel Allende

Gebundene Ausgabe, 29.12.1997

Borders

Autor: Pat Mora

Taschenbuch, 01.01.1993

Klarheit & Verbindung: Poetry

Autor: Yung Pueblo
Erzähler: Thomas Arnold
Verlag: avm

Audible Hörbuch, 17.03.2023

Antología esencial de la poesía española

Autor: Francisco Javier Gea Izquierdo (ed.)

Taschenbuch, 06.06.2021

Poemas Corazón y Vida: Sumérgete en cada poema

Autor: Teresa Centurión Pereira

Taschenbuch, 20.08.2021

Call of the Void

Autor: Brian R Strauss

Taschenbuch, 06.12.2022

El gaucho Martin Fierro

Jose Hernandez

Gebundene Ausgabe

Cantos De Vida Y Esperanza: Los Cisnes, Y Otros Poemas...

Ruben Dario

Gebundene Ausgabe

Broken Flowers (Robert M. Drake/Vintage Wild, Band 5)

Robert M. Drake

Taschenbuch

The Performance of Becoming Human

Daniel Borzutzky

Taschenbuch

Mangroven - Manglares: Gedichte (Spanisch-Deutsch)

Thomas González

Gebundene Ausgabe

The Book of What Remains

Benjamin Saenz

Taschenbuch

" To write well about your life, you need to have a life worth writing about. On that score, Saenz hits pay dirt. " -" Booklist"" A former Catholic priest, this poet creates prayerful verse that is at once mystical and utterly human. " -" The Washington Post" Poet, novelist, and popular Y A writer Benjamin Alire Saenz writes to the core truth of life's ever-shifting memories. Set along the Mexican border, the contrast between the desert's austere beauty and the brutality of border politics mirrors humanity's capacity for both generosity and cruelty. In his numbered series " Meditation on Living in the Desert, " Saenz turns to memory, heritage, and a host of literary progenitors as he directly confronts matters of faith, civil rights, and contemporary politics-always with the unrelenting moral urge to speak truth and "do" something. " I am looking at a book of photographs. The photographs document the exodus of Mexicans crossing the desert. I am staring at the face of a woman who is more a girl than a woman. She is handing her documents to a government official. "" I know and you know and we all know that the documents are forged. The official is not in the photograph. "" Only the frightened eyes of a girl. " A former Catholic priest who worked with Mother Teresa, Benjamin Alire Saenz has published five books of poetry, four novels, a collection of short stories, and two bilingual children's books. He received the American Book Award and teaches in the bilingual M F A program at University of Texas, El Paso.

Elusive Loves: Amores Esquivos

Mirtha Michelle Castro Marmol

Taschenbuch

Elegies in Blue: A Book of Poems

Benjamin Alire Saenz

Taschenbuch

Benjamin Saenz writes, " In the desert, we live in a desert of translation. " That is exactly what he sets out to do, in this, his third book of poems-translate experience into words. He writes of history and learning and death. He writes of loss and knowledge and the difficulties of coming to terms with the harsh and untamable landscape of the border. Ultimately, his elegies are "stones that praise the lives" of those who have given him words. In the tradition of Latin American literature, Saenz believes that poetry should be part of the public discourse and not shunted aside as irrelevant to our country's larger issues. Here he maps out personal, political and spiritual histories. He speaks about political and literary heroes, anti-heroes and everyday people, and he remembers his growing up Chicano in the Catholic world of the U. S. / Mexico Border. From these elements, he creates a philosophy of speaking publicly as poet.