Book : Song Of The Simple Truth The Complete Poems Of Julia

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Song of the Simple Truth (Cancion de la verdad sencilla) is the first bilingual edition of Julia de Burgos complete poems. Numbering more than 200, these poems form a literary landmark-the first time her poems have appeared in a complete edition in either English or Spanish. Many of the verses presented here had been lost and are presented here for the first time in print. De Burgos broke new ground in her poetry by fusing a romantic temperament with keen political insights. This book will be essential reading for lovers of poetry and for feminists. From Library Journal Although she published only two small books of verse in her lifetime, de Burgos (1914-53) has now attained almost legendary status in her native Puerto Rico. This bilingual edition marks the first time all her known poetic works have been compiled in one volume. The translations are accurate, but their order is problematic; because it is not strictly chronological, it is difficult for the reader not only to determine which poems emanate from which original collection but also which ones were originally unpublished. The 200 short poems speak for themselves: timeless themes of love, nature, solitude, and death connect with water images as seen in her paean to the Puerto Rican river, Rio Grande de Loiza. Her occasional feminist sentiments make her even more attractive to contemporary audiences. Recommended for all poetry collections.?Lawrence Olszewski, OCLC Lib., Dublin, OhioCopyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Booklist All the known poetry by the most important Puerto Rican woman poet of the century is gathered in this significant publication--more than 200 poems, some that have often been anthologized as well as others that have been lost in out-of-print publications for many years. A labor of love for translator Agueros--who remembers seeing Burgos on the streets of New York when he was young--the big dual language edition reveals a woman of fire and blood, as passionate in her love for her mountain homeland as for the men who shared her life. Feminist, revolutionary, patriotic, Burgos adopted a sibylline voice, full of expansive power: My road is space. / To travel me is to flee from all the paths. . . . / I am the dancing imbalance of the stars. Burgos (1914^-53) died in poverty in New York but now may receive the rich reputation that was denied her in life. Patricia Monaghan Review Nearly 60 years after her death, it’s time to identify her [Julia de Burgos] again: this time as a role model for contemporary Latina feminist writers and visual artists. -Ms. MagazineJulia de Burgos (1914-1953) is considered Puerto Ricos greatest female poet... Seductive in their raw emotional honesty her poems define and make concrete the spongy category of love poetry...Here, poetry is the poet incarnate: defiant, proud, a nude of restlessness. -Harvard Review...The translated poems stand tall as de Burgos herself. -Publishers Weekly About the Author JULIA DE BURGOS (1914-1953), born in Puerto Rico in 1914, was an accomplished poet and journalist who was revolutionary in her politics, poetry, and feminism. Avidly supporting the cause of Puerto Rican independence, she was also an internationalist who was anti-Franco, anti-Trujillo, and anti-Somoza. As a feminist and Puerto Rican independentista she paid for her convictions and strength by being persecuted as a political figure. A cultural icon, Julia de Burgos was shamefully neglected as a poet during her lifetime. She died in New York City in 1953. Jack Agueros was an American poet, translator, and community activist. He died in 2014.
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