In one poem in this collection, the speaker proposes to "see how many stars
In one poem in this collection, the speaker proposes to "see how many stars are smashed in the pool" and concludes "why touch her now, why make her sad." In addition to "Almost Out of the Sky," it includes a poem in which the speaker recollects that "the rain takes off her clothes" and resolves "to do with you what spring does with the cherry trees." That speaker conjures up "the happy hour of assault and the kiss" in a poem that repeatedly addresses a woman as "like the sea, like time," as a "lost discoverer," and recalls that "in you everything sank!" Written by the author of Spain in our Hearts and Canto General, this is, FTP, what poetry collection by Pablo Neruda?
In one poem in this collection, the speaker proposes to "see how many stars are smashed in the pool" and concludes "why touch her now, why make her sad."
{Twenty Love Poems} and a {Song} of {Despair}