back to poetry
César Vallejo
🇵🇪
(
16 Mar 1892
–
15 Apr 1938
)
“Poem To Be Read And Sung”
“Absent”
“Absolute”
“Agape”
“Altarpiece”
“And if after so many words …”
“Autochthonous Tercet”
“Babel”
“The Big One”
“The Big People”
“The Black Cup”
“The Black Heralds”
“Black Stone on Top of a White Stone”
“Capitulation”
“Christmas Eve”
“Communion”
“Dead Idyll”
“Distant Footsteps”
“Dregs”
“Ebony Leaves”
“Embers”
“Epexegesis”
“The Eternal Dice”
“The Eternal Nuptial Bed”
“Fever Lace”
“For the Impossible Soul of my Lover”
“Forbidden Love”
“Fresco”
“God”
“Half-Light”
“Huaco”
“Imperial Nostalgias”
“Impious Woman”
“In the Greek Tents”
“Inopportunely”
“It was Sunday in the clear ears of my ass …”
“Januneid”
“Lines”
“Love”
“Mainsails of Ice”
“Masses”
“May”
“The miners went forth from the mine …”
“The Miserable Supper”
“Muleteers”
“Naked in Clay”
“The Narrow Theater Box”
“Nerve Storm of Anguish”
“Ostrich”
“Our Bread”
“Pagan Woman”
“Paris”
“Pilgrimage”
“Plaster”
“Poem To Be Read And Sung”
“The Poet To His Lover”
“Prayer on the Road”
“Rain”
“Sacred Defoliacity”
“Sanctology”
“September”
“The Stones”
“Summer”
“To My Brother Miguel”
“Today I like life much less …”
From “Trilce”
“Under the Poplars”
“Unity”
“Village Scene”
“The Voice in the Mirror”
“Weary Rings”
“The Wheel of the Hungry”
“White Rose”
“Willow”