Border of a Dream by Barnstone, Willis, Machado, Antonio -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Note to Reader Contents Foreword Antonio Machado: A Reminiscence Introduction Note on the Poems Solitudes, Galleries And Other Poems (1899-1907)

Solitudes

The Voyager “I have walked many roads” “The plaza and the burning orange trees” On the Burial of a Friend Childhood Memory “It was a bright afternoon” “The languid lemon tree” Shores of the Duero “A labyrinth of narrow streets” “I go dreaming along roads” Cante hondo “The street in shadow” “You slip away” Horizon

On The Road

“The clock was striking twelve” “Over the bitter land” “The sun is a globe of fire” “O figures in the courtyard” “A few canvases of memory” “Moss is growing in the shadowy plaza” “The fire coals of a violet twilight” “My love? Tell me, do you remember” “One day we sat down by the road” “A young face one day appears”

Songs

“The corroded and greenish hull” “The dream below the sun”

Jokes, Fantasies, Notes: The Great Inventions

The Waterwheel The Gallows Flies Elegy for a Madrigal Garden Bad Dreams Tedium “The clock was clanging one” Advice Gloss “Last night while I was sleeping” “Has my heart gone to sleep?”

Galleries

“The torn cloud, the rainbow” “And he was the demon of my dream” “From the doorsill of a dream” “Those children in a row” “Stained by earlier days” “The house I loved” “Before the pale canvas of the afternoon” “Tranquil afternoon, almost” “Like Anakreon” “O luminous afternoon!” “It is an ashen and shabby evening” “Will the spellbound world die with you” “Naked is the earth” Field To an Old and Distinguished Gentleman “Yesterday my sorrows” “Perhaps the hand in dreaming” “You will know yourself” “Below the laurel tree”

Miscellaneous

“Over coarse stone in the middle of the square” Winter Sun

Fields Of Castilla (1907-1917)

Portrait On the Banks of the Duero In Spanish Lands “The poorhouse” “Guadarrama, is it you, old friend?” “The thousand waters of April” A Madman Autumn Dawning The Train Summer Night Fields of Soria The Land of Alvargonzález To a Dry Elm Roads “Lord, now what I loved most you tore from me” “Hope says” “There in the highlands” “I dreamt you were guiding me” “One summer night” “As snow was melting” “Here in the fields of my homeland” To José María Palacio Another Trip Poem About a Day November 1913 Out of the Ephemeral Past Lament for His Virtues and Verses on the Death of Don Guido Proverbs and Songs Parables My Clown Praises

To Don Francisco Giner de los Ríos A Young Spain My Poets

New Songs (1917-1930)

Notes Toward the Lowlands Galleries Highland Songs Songs Songs of the Upper Duero Proverbs and Songs Parergon Glossing Ronsard and Other Rhymes Sonnets Old Songs From An Apocryphal Songbook: Abel Martín

My eyes in the mirror Primaveral Rose of Fire from Advices, Verses, Notes “In dreams he saw himself” “Let us be confident” To the Great Zero

From an Apocryphal Songbook: Juan de Mairena

Abel Martín’s Last Lamentations Siesta In the Manner of Juan de Mairena Songs to Guiomar Other Songs to Guiomar

Miscellaneous Poems

Notes and Songs Sierra Note Notes, Parables, Proverbs and Songs Three Songs Sent to Unamuno in 1913 Dawn Songs Autumn

Apocryphal Songbook

Twelve Poets Who Might Have Existed Goodbye Sonnet

Poems of the War (1936-1939)

Spring The Poet Recalls the Lands of Soria Dawning in Valencia The Death of the Wounded Child “From sea to sea between us is the war” “Again our yesterday” Song The Crime Was in Granada Todays Meditation “I will give you my song” Songs “These blue days”

Note on the Book About the Author Chronology of Antonio Machado About the Translator Books by Willis Barnstone Index of Spanish Titles Index of English Titles Acknowledgments Copyright Special Thanks

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