Border of a Dream: Selected Poems of Antonio Machado (Spanish Edition)
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Authors: Antonio Machado
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ONTENTS
S
OLITUDES
, G
ALLERIES AND
O
THER
P
OEMS
(1899–1907)
- The Voyager
(
Spanish
) - “I have walked many roads”
(
Spanish
) - “The plaza and the burning orange trees”
(
Spanish
) - On the Burial of a Friend
(
Spanish
) - Childhood Memory
(
Spanish
) - “It was a bright afternoon”
(
Spanish
) - “The languid lemon tree”
(
Spanish
) - Shores of the Duero
(
Spanish
) - “A labyrinth of narrow streets”
(
Spanish
) - “I go dreaming along roads”
(
Spanish
) - Cante hondo
(
Spanish
) - “The street in shadow”
(
Spanish
) - “You slip away”
(
Spanish
) - Horizon
(
Spanish
)
- “The clock was striking twelve”
(
Spanish
) - “Over the bitter land”
(
Spanish
) - “The sun is a globe of fire”
(
Spanish
) - “O figures in the courtyard”
(
Spanish
) - “A few canvases of memory”
(
Spanish
) - “Moss is growing in the shadowy plaza”
(
Spanish
) - “The fire coals of a violet twilight”
(
Spanish
) - “My love? Tell me, do you remember”
(
Spanish
) - “One day we sat down by the road”
(
Spanish
) - “A young face one day appears”
(
Spanish
)
- The Waterwheel
(
Spanish
) - The Gallows
(
Spanish
) - Flies
(
Spanish
) - Elegy for a Madrigal
(
Spanish
) - Garden
(
Spanish
) - Bad Dreams
(
Spanish
) - Tedium
(
Spanish
) - “The clock was clanging one”
(
Spanish
) - Advice
(
Spanish
) - Gloss
(
Spanish
) - “Last night while I was sleeping”
(
Spanish
) - “Has my heart gone to sleep?”
(
Spanish
)
- “The torn cloud, the rainbow”
(
Spanish
) - “And he was the demon of my dream”
(
Spanish
) - “From the doorsill of a dream”
(
Spanish
) - “Those children in a row”
(
Spanish
) - “Stained by earlier days”
(
Spanish
) - “The house I loved”
(
Spanish
) - “Before the pale canvas of the afternoon”
(
Spanish
) - “Tranquil afternoon, almost”
(
Spanish
) - “Like Anakreon”
(
Spanish
) - “O luminous afternoon!”
(
Spanish
) - “It is an ashen and shabby evening”
(
Spanish
) - “Will the spellbound world die with you”
(
Spanish
) - “Naked is the earth”
(
Spanish
) - Field
(
Spanish
) - To an Old and Distinguished Gentleman
(
Spanish
) - “Yesterday my sorrows”
(
Spanish
) - “Perhaps the hand in dreaming”
(
Spanish
) - “You will know yourself”
(
Spanish
) - “Below the laurel tree”
(
Spanish
)
- Portrait
(
Spanish
) - On the Banks of the Duero
(
Spanish
) - In Spanish Lands
(
Spanish
) - “The poorhouse”
(
Spanish
) - “Guadarrama, is it you, old friend?”
(
Spanish
) - “The thousand waters of April”
(
Spanish
) - A Madman
(
Spanish
) - Autumn Dawning
(
Spanish
) - The Train
(
Spanish
) - Summer Night
(
Spanish
) - Fields of Soria
(
Spanish
) - The Land of Alvargonzález
(
Spanish
) - To a Dry Elm
(
Spanish
) - Roads
(
Spanish
) - “Lord, now what I loved most you tore from me”
(
Spanish
) - “Hope says”
(
Spanish
) - “There in the highlands”
(
Spanish
) - “I dreamt you were guiding me”
(
Spanish
) - “One summer night”
(
Spanish
) - “As snow was melting”
(
Spanish
) - “Here in the fields of my homeland”
(
Spanish
) - To José María Palacio
(
Spanish
) - Another Trip
(
Spanish
) - Poem About a Day
(
Spanish
) - November 1913
(
Spanish
) - Out of the Ephemeral Past
(
Spanish
) - Lament for His Virtues and Verses on the Death of Don Guido
(
Spanish
) - Proverbs and Songs
(
Spanish
) - Parables
(
Spanish
) - My Clown
(
Spanish
)
- Notes
(
Spanish
) - Toward the Lowlands
(
Spanish
) - Galleries
(
Spanish
) - Highland Songs
(
Spanish
) - Songs
(
Spanish
) - Songs of the Upper Duero
(
Spanish
) - Proverbs and Songs
(
Spanish
) - Parergon
(
Spanish
) - Glossing Ronsard and Other Rhymes
(
Spanish
) - Sonnets
(
Spanish
) - Old Songs
(
Spanish
)
- My eyes in the mirror
(
Spanish
) - Primaveral
(
Spanish
) - Rose of Fire
(
Spanish
) - From
Advices, Verses, Notes
(
Spanish
) - “In dreams he saw himself”
(
Spanish
) - “Let us be confident”
(
Spanish
) - To the Great Zero
(
Spanish
)
- Abel Martín’s Last Lamentations
(
Spanish
) - Siesta
(
Spanish
) - In the Manner of Juan de Mairena
(
Spanish
) - Songs to Guiomar
(
Spanish
) - Other Songs to Guiomar
(
Spanish
)
- Notes and Songs
(
Spanish
) - Sierra Note
(
Spanish
) - Notes, Parables, Proverbs and Songs
(
Spanish
) - Three Songs Sent to Unamuno in 1913
(
Spanish
) - Dawn Songs
(
Spanish
) - Autumn
(
Spanish
)
- Spring
(
Spanish
) - The Poet Recalls the Lands of Soria
(
Spanish
) - Dawning in Valencia
(
Spanish
) - The Death of the Wounded Child
(
Spanish
) - “From sea to sea between us is the war”
(
Spanish
) - “Again our yesterday”
(
Spanish
) - Song
(
Spanish
) - The Crime Was in Granada
(
Spanish
) - Today’s Meditation
(
Spanish
) - “I will give you my song”
(
Spanish
) - Songs
(
Spanish
) - “These blue days”
(
Spanish
)