Space
No center, no above, no below
Ceaselessly devouring and engendering itself
Whirlpool space
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3) He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1990.WOW! What a greatest life he had as a poet and serving his country by publishing his poembook that made him greatest!
2) His long poem Piedra del sol/Sun Stone (1957) uses contrasting images, centring on the Aztec Calendar Stone (representing the Aztec universe) , to symbolize the loneliness of individuals and their search for union with others.
1) His works reflect many influences, including Marxism, surrealism, and Aztec mythology. El laberinto de la soledad/The Labyrinth of Solitude (1950) , the book which brought him to world attention, explores Mexico's heritage.
Whirlpool Raum Und Tropfen in Höhe Spaces Klarheiten steil Schnitt. Vorstellungskraft is lobesworth, tony
probably just my focus, but i wonder if paz was meditating on the opening lines of genesis 1... but then i think of the opening lines to star trek. impalpable nuptials—that's a phrase i'd be surprised to find in any poem preceding this one—it's original and luminous. -glen
A great poem. The space which is so vast beyond imagination have a meaning with reference to the mind also.
Space the wonderful phenomenon of universe which can be compared to the human mind. A lot of thoughtful poem
Space in space All is nowhere Place of impalpable nuptials ******** here, there and everywhere nothing I find the space of heart to stay a while with love, with mystical blind eyes. yet no space in garden of nuptial no space; no pace in deducted soul......!
Spaces are better than being together for knowing self.
Enticing play on space; emptiness and the room to explode or dissolve.
4) Congratulations as The Modern Poem Of The Day! True deserving! Most deserving!