Poesía en baja definición (Spanish Edition)

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Salt is the desert where there once was sea. Water and land reconciled, matter of no one. Through the simplicity of the commonplace — salt — this poem tackles the thorny topic of individualism. It implies overcoming the solipsism at the foundation of modern society: Hailing from a country that has suffered colonialism and neo-colonialism, the modernity that Pacheco experienced was deformed and dependent.

Such experience results in a dialogic poetry that affirms individuality but refuses individualism. Poetry has just one reality: Baudelaire attests to it. Ovid would approve of such declarations.

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And this, on the other hand, guarantees the endangered survival of an art read by few and apparently detested by many as a disorder of the conscience, a remnant from times much older than ours now in which science claims to enjoy an endless monopoly on magic. In this poem, he seeks synthesis, presenting a poetry written with both heart and mind. References to classical music Robert Schumann and canonical poets Ovid, Charles Baudelaire go hand in hand with a direct, conversational tone.

The language of the poem is unadorned and straightforward; its sentiment restrained. And yet, the idea the poem defends — that poetry is suffering, that it is marginalized in the modern world, and that it is absolutely magical — contradicts such dispassion.

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Pacheco could be both sophisticated and melodramatic, exuberantly intellectual and rigorously emotional. With this stance, he distanced himself from aestheticism and populism. I retake an allusion by crickets: Yet if not for the cryptic signal they broadcast to one another for crickets night would not be night.

Here, Pacheco demonstrates his understanding of poetry. He attempted to write verse that distanced itself from traditional poetic rhetoric. Pacheco opted for bare, unadorned language precisely suited to what he wanted to say. He used a functional, refined poetic language in which a balance between the prosaic and the highly metaphorical is reached. The result of this flexible and unorthodox poetics is, like the poem above, a work of apparently simple structure that is nonetheless exceedingly complex at heart.

What nocturnal beauty its splendor if sailing in the salty half-light of the mother waters, to it sweet and crystalline.

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Yet on the beach overrun by plastic trash this fleshy jewel of viscous vertigo looks like a monster. No blood flows from its lips: Here, there is a democratization of poetic language. Traditional verse is abandoned in favor of representations from everyday life. Rather than regionalizing expression, Pacheco looks to cross borders, universalize.

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This arching sea, its roving , rooted customs , used in a thousand poems before now. Infected bitch, mangy poetry, laughable strain of neurosis, the price some pay for not knowing how to live. Sweet, everlasting, brilliant poetry. Our era has left us talking to ourselves. This poem is not monologue but dialogue. It turns into a creation of at least two people, a breaking with the individualist order of the modern world.

The poet of clarity aspires to have absolute control over the sense of the text, exercising violence on the reader and attempting to condemn him to passivity. Pacheco breaks with the traditional hierarchy between writer and reader by opposing this stance. Such a move has broader social and cultural implications; it signals a radical dismantling of the established order.

In the Spanish language, Pacheco was and still is a master of dialogic poetry. He wrote with emotion and intelligence, refusing to embellish, with an open, precise language, overflowing in unforgettable images.

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With the authenticity of its beauty, his poetry dignifies the human condition. Los poetas acaban viviendo su locura. O lo que es peor: En la obra de Pacheco solo hay Pacheco, es decir lo que realmente necesita para expresarse. No amo mi patria.

Su fulgor abstracto es inasible. Su rechazo del nacionalismo le permite oponerse, radicalmente, a los avances del neocolonialismo.