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Oct 28, 2019 · Presented here are eight poems by Rosario Castellanos in both in their original Spanish ( poemas de Rosario Castellanos) and in English translation, exploring, among other themes, her views on religion and critique of cultural constraints.
Famous poet / Rosario Castellanos. 1925-1974. My poems (3) Titles list. Destiny. We kill that we love. The rest never lived. No one is as close to us. No other is so hurt. by forgetfulness, absence, mere nothingness. We kill that we love. Enough choking breath, of breathing through another’s lungs! The air is not enough. for both, nor the earth.
Rosario Castellanos Figueroa (Spanish pronunciation: [roˈsaɾjo kasteˈʝanos]; 25 May 1925 – 7 August 1974) was a Mexican poet and author. She was one of Mexico's most important literary voices in the last century.
- National Autonomous University of Mexico (Philosophy and Letters)
- Poet, novelist, cultural promoter and diplomat
- Generation of 1950
- Ricardo Guerra Tejada
Six Poems bv R. Castellanos, translation by M. Ahern 93. (a burning pillow under his brow) can question darkness through my being. But enough. I've kept more quiet than I've told. High mountain sun has tanned my hand. and on my fourth finger. I wear a golden ring with a carved seal. A ring used.
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May 17, 2015 · This poem by the Mexican poet and fiction writer Rosario Castellanos (whom you can hear reading it at PalabraVirtual.com) seemed a fitting way to inaugurate a new, weekly series here at Via Negativa, “Poetry from the Other Americas.”
Apr 25, 2024 · Profoundly Catholic, her own verse also recalls the poetry of Saint John of the Cross. It expresses at once indignation at social injustice and ecstasy before the beauty of creation. Castellanos’s poetry is as powerful and original as that of her contemporary Octavio Paz, although she is best known for
Fifteen pieces. of varying lengths were selected, both previously published and unpublished in English. critical introduction to the life and work of Castellanos is included, as well as a brief discussion. of translation theory, issues encountered during the translation process, and translation.
