A Dog Has Died
by Pablo Neruda
‘A Dog Has Died’ by Pablo Neruda is a heart-wrenching eulogy for the poet’s much-loved, deceased dog that also explores the dog’s personality and interactions with the speaker.
And Because Love Battles
by Pablo Neruda
‘And Because Love Battles’ by Pablo Neruda is about a social battle, two lovers fight for unification. This poem presents the theme of love and its power to break through all the obligations.
Ars Poetica
by Pablo Neruda
The poem, ‘Ars Poetica’ is from the Residency Cycle, where the verses still glint with intense energy but are full
Don’t Go Far Off
by Pablo Neruda
‘Don’t Go Far Off’ by Pablo Neruda is a four stanza poem which is separated into two sets of three
Every Day You Play
by Pablo Neruda
‘Every Day You Play’ by Pablo Neruda describes the overwhelming love a speaker has for the listener and the way his life is improved by their relationship.
Here I Love You
by Pablo Neruda
Here I Love You by Pablo Neruda explores long-distance lovers, with Neruda undulating between love and fearing losing her. The
Horses
by Pablo Neruda
‘Horses’ by Pablo Neruda is a wonderful example of the pet’s skill with language. Throughout this piece, readers are treated
I do not love you
by Pablo Neruda
‘I do not love you’ by Pablo Neruda, also known as Sonnet 17, is a fourteen-line poem that takes the
I Like For You To Be Still
by Pablo Neruda
Neruda’s ‘I Like For You To Be Still’ is one of the many striking love poems he wrote throughout his lifetime.
If You Forget Me
by Pablo Neruda
‘If You Forget Me’ speaks directly to the author’s lover, warning her what will happen if she falls out of love with the speaker.
Love Sonnet XI
by Pablo Neruda
‘Love Sonnet XI’ (Sonnet 11) is one of Neruda’s best-known and most loved sonnets. It is one of several that
Ode to Enchanted Light
by Pablo Neruda
‘Ode to Enchanted Light’ utilizes alliteration, word choices, and metaphor to express the vast possibilities that come with change.
Ode to My Socks
by Pablo Neruda
‘Ode to My Socks’ is a short poem that quickly takes the reader through numerous examples of figurative language, similes,
Ode to My Suit
by Pablo Neruda
‘Ode to My Suit’ is a beautiful example of Pablo Neruda’s poetry. It is one of several odes in which
Ode to Thread
by Pablo Neruda
It is no surprise that Pablo Neruda would write a poem as an ode to poetry itself (being Ode to
Ode to Tomatoes
by Pablo Neruda
Neruda’s Elementary Odes, such as ‘Ode to Tomatoes’, are a mastery of expression and imagery where he raises useful but
One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII
by Pablo Neruda
‘One Hundred Love Sonnets: XVII’ by Pablo Neruda describes the love he feels and how it surpasses any previous definition of what love could be.
Poetry, Poem
by Pablo Neruda
Like most of the 102 poems appearing in “Memorial to Isla Negra, “Poetry” is reflective in content. It starts with
The Book of Questions, III
by Pablo Neruda
The Book of Questions, III’ is the third poem in Neruda’s collection, The Book of Questions. The volume was originally
The Poet’s Obligation
by Pablo Neruda
‘The Poet’s Obligation’ by Pablo Neruda describes the need felt by a speaker to ease the internal suffering of others through his writing.
The Sea
by Pablo Neruda
‘The Sea’ is a meditation upon the tranquility of the sea and its pacifying waves. This poem reflects Pablo Neruda’s strong relationship with the sea.
Tonight I Can Write
by Pablo Neruda
Pablo Neruda, the poet of ‘Tonight I Can Write’, belonged to the Generation of 1927, a group of Spanish poets. Different
What Spain Was Like
by Pablo Neruda
‘What Spain Was Like’ by Pablo Neruda is a three-stanza poem that is separated into one set of twelve lines
You are the daughter of the sea
by Pablo Neruda
Neruda’s ‘You are the daughter of the sea’ is a wonderful love poem based on the beauty and power found in the natural world.