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    Camino Del Ser
    Camino Del Ser
    Camino Del Ser
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    Camino Del Ser

    By Julio César Aguilar

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateMar 12, 2007
    ISBN9781465326942
    Camino Del Ser
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    Julio César Aguilar

    Nace en Jalisco, México en 1972 y actualmente radica en San Antonio, Texas. Estudió medicina y recibió su título de médico en México. Es poeta y traductor. Autor de Rescoldos (1995), Brevesencias (1996), Nostalgia de no ser mar (1997), Mano abierta (1998), El desierto del mundo (1998), El patio de la bugambilia (1998), Orilla de la madrugada (1999), Misterios iluminados/Illuminated Mysteries (2001), La consigna y el milagro (2003), Una vez un hombre (2004), Con ansia enamorada (traducciones de la obra de Irving Layton, 2004) y La consigna y el milagro/The Summons and the Miracle (2005). Actualmente cursa la maestría en Artes en la Universidad de Texas en San Antonio. He was born in Jalisco, Mexico in 1972 and currently resides in San Antonio, Texas. Julio studied medicine and received his medical degree in Mexico. He is a poet and translator. He authored Rescoldos (1995), Brevesencias (1996), Nostalgia de no ser mar (1997), Mano abierta (1998), El desierto del mundo (1998), El patio de la bugambilia (1998), Orilla de la madrugada (1999), Misterios iluminados/Illuminated Mysteries (2001), La consigna y el milagro (2003), Una vez un hombre (2004), Con ansia enamorada (translation of poetry by Irving Layton, 2004) y La consigna y el milagro/The Summons and the Miracle, 2005). He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts degree at the University of Texas in San Antonio.

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      Camino Del Ser - Julio César Aguilar

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      Contents

      William Blake

      From Auguries of Innocence

      De Augurios de inocencia

      Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

      From A Day of Sunshine

      De Un día soleado

      Aubrey de Vere

      The Sun God

      El Dios Sol

      Robert Browning

      Pippa’s Song

      Canción de Pippa

      Walt Whitman

      To See God

      Ver a Dios

      Grand Is the Seen

      Grandioso es lo visto

      Christina Rossetti

      Confluents

      Confluentes

      Emily Dickinson

      He Fumbles at Your Soul

      Él busca a tientas en tu alma

      The Only News I Know

      Las únicas novedades que conozco

      Our Journey Had Advanced

      Nuestro viaje había avanzado

      Heaven is What I Cannot reach

      El cielo es lo que no puedo alcanzar

      Eva Gore-Booth

      The Quest

      La búsqueda

      Frank Kendon

      The Flower

      La flor

      John Masefield

      From Sonnets and Poems

      De Sonetos y poemas

      Ezra Pound

      The Garret

      El desván

      Wallace Stevens

      From Credences of Summer

      De Creencias del verano

      e e cummings

      i thank You God for most this amazing

      te agradezco Dios sumamente por este grandioso

      Theodore Roethke

      The Waking

      El despertar

      Was it Light?

      ¿Era luz?

      Now in this Waning of Light

      Ahora en esta menguante luz

      Richard Eberhart

      The Eclipse

      El eclipse

      Kathleen Raine

      Self

      Yo

      The World

      El mundo

      R S Thomas

      Kyrie

      Kyrie

      Target

      Blanco

      Sure

      Certero

      Harold Morland

      For Kathleen

      Para Kathleen

      A E I Falconar

      Diving

      Buceo

      From The Unquenchable Fire

      De El fuego insaciable

      Mark Strand

      Keeping Things Whole

      Manteniendo las cosas enteras

      The Coming of Light

      El arribo de luz

      W S Merwin

      The Child

      El niño

      Michael Dillon

      Happiness

      Felicidad

      Reincarnation

      Reencarnación

      Sonnet on a Sleeping World

      Soneto en un mundo durmiente

      Ted Hughes

      The Perfect Forms

      Las formas perfectas

      Fire-Eater

      Tragafuego

      Seamus Heaney

      From Squarrings

      De Comparaciones

      William Blake

      From Auguries of Innocence

      To see a World in a grain of sand,

      And a

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