[ZZ] Pablo Neruda and his passions# Translation - 译林
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THE ECSTASIST, by MARK STRAND
The New Yorker, Issue of 2003-09-08
Pablo Neruda was easily the most prolific and popular of all twentieth-century
poets. His collected poems run in excess of thirty-five hundred pages, and his
books, which have been translated into dozens of languages, have sold in the
millions. His life as a diplomat, an exile, and sometimes a fugitive was not
an easy one. The solitude that most writers need in order
THE ECSTASIST, by MARK STRAND
The New Yorker, Issue of 2003-09-08
Pablo Neruda was easily the most prolific and popular of all twentieth-century
poets. His collected poems run in excess of thirty-five hundred pages, and his
books, which have been translated into dozens of languages, have sold in the
millions. His life as a diplomat, an exile, and sometimes a fugitive was not
an easy one. The solitude that most writers need in order