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Poet Antonio Machado
Poetry comes from the Latin term or poēsis, which in turn derives from the greek concept. It is about the manifestation of beauty or aesthetic feeling through the word either in verse or in prose, where finely selected words come together to convey feelings of nostalgia, joy, love, pain.
Biography
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but unfortunately she died in less than three years.
Antonio began working in the fields and also collaborated with the Soria newspaper.
He obtained a doctorate in philosophy and letters in 1918 and was elected as a member of the Royal Spanish Academy.
Parts of poetry
It is composed of long verses or Alexandrian verses. It uses resources such as narration, narration, description and dialogues to tell the development of the events that occurred in a story. This type of poems were divided into different parts called songs or books.
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Antonio Machado was born on July 26, 1875 in Seville, Spain. He was the second son of a liberal and progressive family, his father devoted himself to compiling popular Andalusian poetry. He belonged to the 'Generation of '98' literary movement and wrote plays with his brother Manuel Machado. Antonio was able to complete his intellectual and liberal training by entering the Instituto Libre de Enseñanza because his entire family moved with his grandfather, who was appointed professor at a large university in the capital of Spain
In 1893 he published his first prose texts in La Caricature (Madrid magazine). His His first trip was to Paris to work as a Spanish translator for Casa Garnier. There he met two French poets who introduced him to poetry, and shortly after, in 1903, he published a set of poems he called "Soledades".
He married Leonor Izquierdo in 1907 in Soria,
In 1936 he suffered arteriosclerosis, an ulcer and was almost blind, and already in 1939 he died in Collioure, France
How Antonio Machado perceives poetry
Antonio Machado perceived poetry in a peculiar way, since he sought to express himself in each of his poems through symbology, the fundamental feature in the language used by Antonio Machado, from which his poetic work will be addressed and it is through this symbolic language that Antonio Machado gives other meanings to water, the fountain, the sea, the road, the walker, the afternoon, the landscape, among others, as elements of life or death in nature.
Las mejores poemas de Antonio Machado
Los temas en la poesía de Machado son: La inquietud por el sentido de la existencia de Machado, que fue un hombre reflexivo, se plasma en varios temas fundamentales (tiempo, muerte, Dios,) y siempre, como trasfondo de sus poemas, están presentes los sentimientos de soledad, tristeza o angustia.
Algunos De sus mejores poemas son:
Eres tú Guadarrama, viejo amigo (caminos)
Sobre la tierra amarga
3 Guitarra del mesón que hoy suenas jota
Si yo fuera un poeta
Arte poética
Al escultor Emiliano Barral
La Saeta
Proverbios y cantares
Las moscas
Sonaba el reloj a las una Anoche cuando dormía
Arte poética
Antonio machado
Y en toda el alma hay una To the sculptor Emiliano Barral Antonio Machado fiesta tú lo sabrás, Amor sombra florida, sueño de aroma, y luego… nada; andrajos, rencor, filosofía.
Roto en tu espejo tu mejor idilio, Y vuelto ya de espaldas a la vida,
Ha de ser tu oración de la mañana:
¡Oh, para ser ahorcado, hermoso día!
Al escultor Emiliano Barral
Antonio machado
Este poema es uno de los primeros trabajos del autor Quizá fue escrito hacia 1904 y publicado en la revista Helios, pero no fue incluido en sus libros. Fue, de hecho, un poema ignorado Aunque su título anuncia que se trata de un arte poética, no encontramos evidencia clara de ello en el desarrollo. Una interpretación posible es que Machado haya visto en los signos de la vida misma y su experiencia el inicio de la creación poética. En todo caso, este poema ha sido calificado como próximo al espíritu romanticista.
...Y tu cincel me esculpía en una piedra rosada, que lleva una aurora fría eternamente encantada. Y la agria melancolía de una soñada grandeza, que es lo español fantasía con que adobar la pereza—, fue surgiendo de esa rosa, que es mi espejo, línea a línea, plano a plano, y mi boca de sed poca, y, so el arco de mi cejo, dos ojos de un ver lejano, que yo quisiera tener como están en tu escultura: cavados en piedra dura, en piedra, para no ver.
Se trata de un poema dedicado al escultor español Emiliano Barral, quien gozaba del respeto y la admiración del poeta, y con quien sostenía una estrecha relación Fue escrito en 1922 y publicado en el libro Nuevas canciones en 1924
The best poems by Antonio Machado
The themes in Machado's poetry are: Machado's concern for the meaning of existence, who was a reflective man, is reflected in several fundamental themes (time, death, God,) and always, as background of his poems, are present feelings of loneliness, sadness or anguish.
Some of his best poems are:
Eres tú Guadarrama, viejo amigo (caminos)
Sobre la tierra amarga
3 Guitarra del mesón que hoy suenas jota
Si yo fuera un poeta
Arte poética
Al escultor Emiliano Barral
La Saeta
Proverbios y cantares
Las moscas
Sonaba el reloj a las una Anoche cuando dormía
Poetic Art Antonio machado
And in all the soul there is a single party you will know it, Love flowery shadow, aroma dream, and then… nothing; tatters, grudge, philosophy. Broken in your mirror your best idyll
And you returned already with your back to life, It should be your morning prayer: Oh, to be hanged, beautiful day!
To
the sculptor
Emiliano Barral
Antonio machado
This poem is one of the author's first works Perhaps it was written around 1904 and published in the Helios magazine, but it was not included in his books. It was, in fact, an ignored poem Although its title announces that it is a poetic art, we do not find clear evidence of this in its development. One possible interpretation is that Machado has seen in the signs of life itself and his experience the beginning of poetic creation. In any case, this poem has been described as close to the romanticist spirit
... And your chisel sculpted me on a pink stone, who wears a cold aurora forever enchanted. and the sour melancholy of a dreamed greatness, what is spanish fantasy with which to season laziness—, was emerging from that rose, what is my mirror line by line, plane by plane, and my thirsty mouth little, and, I sound the arch of my eyebrow, two eyes of a distant seeing, that I would like to have as they are in your sculpture: dug in hard stone, in stone, not to see.
It is a poem dedicated to the Spanish sculptor Emiliano Barral, who enjoyed the respect and admiration of the poet, and with whom he had a close relationship It was written in 1922 and published in the book Nuevas canciones in 1924.
La Saeta:
Publicado en 1912, se inspira en un canto popular de la festividad de Semana Santa en distintas regiones de España;
Dijo una voz popular:
«¿Quién me presta una escalera, para subir al madero para quitarle los clavos a Jesús el Nazareno? »
¡Oh la saeta, el cantar al Cristo de los gitanos, siempre con sangre en las manos siempre por desenclavar!
¡Cantar del pueblo andaluz que todas las primaveras anda pidiendo escaleras para subir a la cruz!
¡Cantar de la tierra mía, que echa flores al Jesús de la agonía, y es la fe de mis mayores!
¡Oh, no eres tú mi cantar!
¡No puedo cantar, ni quiero, a ese Jesús del madero, sino al que anduvo en el mar!
Proverbios y cantares: En este poema el escritor reflexiona sobre el sentido de la vida , la libertad y las novedades de las experiencias , cuyo sentido se escribe sobre un libro blanco para todo aquel valiente que decide emprender el camino con libertad.
La Saeta:
Said a popular voice:
"Who lends me a ladder, to climb the tree to remove the nails to Jesus the Nazarene? »
Oh the arrow, the singing to the Christ of the gypsies, always with blood on the hands always to unlock!
Sing of the Andalusian people that every spring he's asking for stairs to go up to the cross!
Sing of my land, that throws flowers to the Jesus of agony, and it is the faith of my elders!
Oh, you are not my song! I can't sing, nor do I want to, to that Jesus of the wood, but the one who walked in the sea
Proverbs and songs:
In this poem the writer reflects on the meaning of life, freedom and novelties of the novelties of experiences, whose meaning is written on a white book for all those brave who decide to embark on the path with freedom
