#Octavio Paz

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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Octavio Paz, “Concert In The Garden,” from The Collected Poems Of Octavio Paz

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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The world did not begin with me it will not end with me I am one pulsebeat in the throbbing river

Octavio Paz: Poems, edited and tr. by Eliot Weinbergner, from ‘Identical Time’

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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Cy Twombly ֍ Octavio Paz - Cy Twombly (1993)

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"Amar es combatir, si dos se besan el mundo cambia, encarnan los deseos, el pensamiento encarna, brotan las alas en las espaldas del esclavo, el mundo es real y tangible, el vino es vino, el pan vuelve a saber, el agua es agua, amar es combatir, es abrir puertas, dejar de ser fantasma con un número a perpetua cadena condenado por un amo sin rostro; el mundo cambia si dos se miran y se reconocen, amar es desnudarse de los nombres".

-Octavio Paz | Piedra de sol (fragmento)

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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Octavio Paz, tr. by Lysander Kemp, from An Anthology of Spanish Poetry: From the Beginnings to the Present Day, Including Both Spain and Spanish America; "The broken waterjar"

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

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This is perhaps the most noble aim of poetry, to attach ourselves to the world around us, to turn desire into love, to embrace, finally what always evades us, what is beyond, but what is always there – the unspoken, the spirit, the soul.

Octavio Paz, from The Other Voice: Essays on Modern Poetry

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz