Pablo Neruda

Pablo Neruda was a Chilean poet and diplomat, born Ricardo Eliécer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto, who became one of the most influential poets of the twentieth century.

His work ranges from surrealist verse to accessible political poetry.

He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971.

She quoted Neruda at the wedding.

political

communism

Collective ownership system

coup · Pinochet · resistance · solidarity · leftist · socialism · Marxism · Spanish Civil War · asylum · refugee aid

Nobel

laureate

Celebrated achievement recipient

1971 · ceremony · medal · diploma · banquet · acceptance speech · recognition · distinction · legacy · contribution

romantic

love

Intense fond attachment

intimacy · beloved · passion · devotion · eroticism · body · embrace · ardor · yearning · melancholy

poetry

odes

Laudatory lyric verses

surrealism · free verse · lyricism · stanza · cadence · symbolism · sensuality · nature imagery · everyday objects · apostrophe

Chilean

Santiago

Chile's largest city

pisco · Atacama · Patagonia · Pacific coast · cordillera

Categories
Opposites
political ideology

Pablo NerudaEzra Pound

T.S. Eliot · Rudyard Kipling · W.H. Auden · W.B. Yeats · Seamus Heaney

relationship to political power

Pablo Nerudacourt poets

Royalty's commissioned versifiers

Family

Pablo, Neruda

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