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Introduction | 1 | |
The War of the Stones | 2 | |
Jose Maria, Lumberjack | 6 | |
Memo, Who Loved Motorcycles | 10 | |
Does Anyone Know Where Roque Dalton Spent His Final Night? | 12 | |
Finally, After So Many Years, Hernan Cortes Declares | 16 | |
from The Garden of Enchantments | 20 | |
House of Monkeys | 26 | |
Letters from Bonampak | 28 | |
Coffee Harvest | 30 | |
The Parakeets | 40 | |
Luxury Hotel | 42 | |
I, Clouded | 44 | |
Good Wishes | 46 | |
Moon of Daily Life | 48 | |
The Poet Does and Doesn't Have | 50 | |
Why So Many Forms? | 52 | |
Letter to the Wolf | 54 | |
Fire | 60 | |
The Other | 64 | |
The Poet of the Garden | 74 | |
Ode to the Urge | 76 | |
One Potato, Two | 78 | |
Undocumented Anguish | 80 | |
from Boundaries | 82 | |
Night of San Miguel | 86 | |
Jaguar | 88 | |
Tenayuca | 94 | |
Uxmal | 98 | |
Malinalco | 100 | |
Submarine | 106 | |
Barefoot Days | 108 | |
The Sold House | 114 | |
Fossils | 116 | |
Fable of the Hunter | 118 | |
Hortensia | 122 | |
The Boy in the Photograph | 124 | |
Until the Poem Remains | 126 | |
To the Author of "Dream Song" | 128 | |
Autograph | 130 | |
November Rain | 132 | |
from Incurable | 136 | |
Packages | 140 | |
Earthquake | 144 | |
Opening Up the Caskets | 148 | |
From Capricorn | 156 | |
Indications | 158 | |
Image and Likeness | 160 | |
My Regular Appearances | 166 | |
I Hear Cars | 170 | |
Swings | 172 | |
Master of an Expanse | 176 | |
In Our Desolation | 178 | |
To Flow, Submerge | 180 | |
Craving for Light | 182 | |
Retirement | 184 | |
I sense you careening downshadow . . . | 186 | |
Mother, I want to go to the sea . . . | 188 | |
We're at a fiesta . . . | 192 | |
The cowhands . . . | 194 | |
An imposing silence . . . | 196 | |
Ballad in Memory of Francois Villon | 200 | |
Untitled IV | 204 | |
Song of Penelope | 206 | |
Sleep's Faithless Lady | 208 | |
The House | 210 | |
Hunger | 214 | |
Deep darkness . . . | 216 | |
You are naked . . . | 218 | |
The Circle | 220 | |
God | 222 | |
Contributors' Notes | 226 |
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