Quotes by Pablo Neruda

Poet, diplomat and politician, born tuesday july 12, 1904 in Parral (Chile), died sunday september 23, 1973 in Santiago de Chile (Chile)
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Posted by: sagea
I love what tenaciousness is left in my eyes, in my abandoned rooms where lives the moon, and my spiders, and the destructions that are dear to me, I love my being lost, my imperfect substance.
Pablo Neruda
Written on tuesday may 10, 2011
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    Posted by: sagea
    They're not only rage and pain... you know I'm made of a thoughtful stone, the joy of hands clasped together. And, I'm free amongst beings. And amongst beings, I live like air, and I move away from beseiged solitude towards the thickness of battles to conquer indomitable joys.
    Pablo Neruda
    Written on tuesday may 10, 2011
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      Posted by: AnimaPersa
      Take breath away from me, if you wish,
      take air away, but
      do not take from me your laughter.
      Do not take away the rose,
      the lanceflower that you pluck,
      the water that suddenly
      bursts forth in your joy,
      the sudden wave
      of silver born in you.
      My struggle is harsh and I come back
      with eyes tired
      at times from having seen
      the unchanging earth,
      but when your laughter enters
      it rises to the sky seeking me
      and it opens for me all
      the doors of life.
      My love, in the darkest
      hour your laughter
      opens, and if suddenly
      you see my blood staining
      the stones of the street,
      laugh, because your laughter
      will be for my hands
      like a fresh sword.
      Next to the sea in the autumn,
      your laughter must raise
      its foamy cascade,
      and in the spring, love,
      I want your laughter like
      the flower I was waiting for,
      the blue flower, the rose
      of my echoing country.
      Laugh at the night,
      at the day, at the moon,
      laugh at the twisted
      streets of the island,
      laugh at this clumsy
      boy who loves you,
      but when I open
      my eyes and close them,
      when my steps go,
      when my steps return,
      deny me bread, air,
      light, spring,
      but never your laughter
      for I would die.
      Pablo Neruda
      Written on sunday may 1, 2011
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