SONG OF THE QUIET NIGHT By Aurelio Arturo BIOGRAPHY Translated by Raúl Jaime Gaviria With the collaboration of Edgardo Arturo and Nicolás ...

William Blake THE TYGER Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful sy...

Charles Tomlinson Two Poems Swifts Swifts do not sing: what they do well is sleep on the wing, moving always higher and higher in their...

William Shakespeare SONNET XXIX By William Shakespeare When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes I all alone beweep my outcast st...

William  Blake  THE SICK ROSE O, Rose, thou are sick               The invisible worm                     That flies in the night In the h...

Bat by Anne Sexton BIOGRAPHY His awful skin stretched out by some tradesman is like my skin, here between my fingers, a kin...

AUTUMN LEAVES By Jacques Prevert Translated by Patrick Auzat-Magne Oh! I would like as much as you remember The happy days whe...

Marilyn Monroe Photo by Richard Avedon Marilyn Monroe If I had a little relief from this grief I've got a tear hanging over my beer...

BIOGRAPHY   POEMS English translations by Ban'ya Natsuishi and Jim Kacian Falling from a waterfall                 in the sky      ...