One poem in this collection mentions a "subtle visitor" who "arrives in the flower and the water," before the speaker begs, "Let me remember you as you were before you existed."
One poem in this collection mentions a "subtle visitor" who "arrives in the flower and the water," before the speaker begs, "Let me remember you as you were before you existed." Another poem in it notes how, in eyes of mourning, "the land of dreams begins" after describing ($) "nets of music" which are "as wide as the sky." The penultimate poem in this collection whose English translation is by W. S. Merwin mentions how "lines fall on the soul like dew on the grass," such as one about how "they (*) shiver, blue, those stars in the distance." That poem is followed by one which begins "The memory of you emerges from the night around me" and repeats "It is the hour of departure!" For ten points, identify this collection of 21 romantic poems by Pablo Neruda.
One poem in this collection mentions a "subtle visitor" who "arrives in the flower and the water," before the speaker begs, "Let me remember you as you were before you existed."
{Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair} (or {Veinte poemas de amor y una canción desesperada})