Violin and Grave

※Selected poems by Gabriel García Lorca, the most world-renowned Spanish writer after Cervantes ※He is a poet embraced by the whole world, as sweet as a sob in the snow ※Both Leonard Cohen and Patti Smith have drawn endless inspiration from his works
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"The Violin and the Grave" contains 70 representative poems of Federico García Lorca, as well as two play excerpts. The selected works were written throughout his entire creative career.
Lorca is the most globally recognized Spanish writer after Cervantes. His poetry, characterized by its rhythmic rhythm, exquisite sensitivity, and captivating imagination, is a perfect fusion of traditional and modern techniques. The emotions flowing between his lines are both lonely and intense, blending extreme joy and sorrow. His poetry and life are a remembrance and anticipation of a better future for Spain: a humble and courageous use of writing to resist injustice, a voice for the voiceless at the bottom of society, a bringing of dramatic art to the most remote rural fields, and an embrace of the world from a national perspective—after all, the ultimate definition of love is one person embracing another.
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His sonnets are miracles of warmth, passion, bliss, and torture, pure, blazing monuments to love. Such poetry requires such love, such suffering. — Vincent Alexandre Lorca, 1977 Nobel Prize winner in Literature. While alive, he brought us unique joy, but his untimely death plunged us into a century of mourning. — Pablo Neruda, 1971 Nobel Prize winner in Literature.

2021-02-01

北京联合出版公司

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9787559646439