#Octavio paz

[admitier]

[ID: A quote by Octavio Paz. It reads, "I raised my face to the sky, / that immense stone of eroded letters, / (red underlining) and nothing was revealed to me by the stars. (underlining ends)"

Octavio Paz, tr. by Eliot Weinberger, from “Loose Stones”, The Poems of Octavio Paz

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[undinesea]

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

[perfectquote]

Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[quotefeeling]

Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[thoughtkick]

Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[perfeqt]

Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[fawnaura]

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’

[stay-close]

Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[eternal--returned]

Cy Twombly ֍ Octavio Paz - Cy Twombly (1993)

[kamas-corner]

"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)

[gnossienne]

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Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[perfectfeelings]

Some cry with tears; others with thoughts.

Octavio Paz

[minastrit]

"Senin varlığında yitip gitmek; sonra yeniden karşı kıyıda bulmak kendimi seni beklerken. Sende doğmak, sende ölmek.."

[feral-ballad]

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"

[Text ID: "the pomegranate stars,"]