Some Spanish-American Poets
Some Spanish-American Poets
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At one time he became very fond of Victor Hugo and even tried to imitate him; but his classical training and methodical habits made success difficult.
His best poetic work during his residence in Chile, however, are translations of Victor Hugo, and his free metrical ren- dering of La Pridre pour Tous (from the Feuilles d^Au- tomne), is amongst his finest and most popular verses.
It is interesting that Don Andres Bello, a distinguished scholar in linguistics and in international law, should also... have been a pre-eminent poet. All critics, except possibly a few of the present-day ^^modernistas,^^ place his American Silvas amongst the best poetic compositions of all Spanish America. The Silvas are two in number: the Allocution to Poetry (Alocucion a la Poesia), and the Silva to the Agri- culture of the Torrid Zone {Silva a la Agricultura de la Zona Torrida). The first is fragmentary: apparently the poet despaired of completing it, and he embodied in the second poem an elaboration of those passages of the first work which describe nature in the tropics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At one time he became very fond of Victor Hugo and even tried to imitate him; but his classical training and methodical habits made success difficult.
His best poetic work during his residence in Chile, however, are translations of Victor Hugo, and his free metrical ren- dering of La Pridre pour Tous (from the Feuilles d^Au- tomne), is amongst his finest and most popular verses.
It is interesting that Don Andres Bello, a distinguished scholar in linguistics and in international law, should also... have been a pre-eminent poet. All critics, except possibly a few of the present-day ^^modernistas,^^ place his American Silvas amongst the best poetic compositions of all Spanish America. The Silvas are two in number: the Allocution to Poetry (Alocucion a la Poesia), and the Silva to the Agri- culture of the Torrid Zone {Silva a la Agricultura de la Zona Torrida). The first is fragmentary: apparently the poet despaired of completing it, and he embodied in the second poem an elaboration of those passages of the first work which describe nature in the tropics.
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