The Meaning of Life in Robert's Frosts "Birches" and Pablo Neruda's "Tonight I can Write"

Pablo Neruda wrote a birch of Robert Frost that I wrote tonight. I was talking about the meaning of life in some way. Neruda expressed the loss of love, in which Frost talked about losing his ego. Each writer will of course be an element of poetry. Neruda uses the cold wind of the night to express her feelings. This night reflects the sorrow that he is facing and reminds of his time for love. The same night comes again, but this time it is not with her.

Tonight I can write the most sad line of Pablo Neruda: Neruda is my favorite poet. Sometimes, after reading his translation, I will return to the original poem and find it sounds more beautiful than the English version. Neruda is a person who really inspired me to try to learn Spanish. When I started making this list, I promised to include only one poem by the poet This is a difficult choice, but this is what I decided to adopt:

Neruda is a movie about the life of the great Chilean poet Pablo Neruda (Lewis Neruda) in the latter half. Director Pabrola Rain called the movie "a fake biographer", which is my agreement. This film is a wonderful re-imagination of the peaks and holes of Neruda's special life as politicians, poets and national enemies. In 1948 when the Cold War hit Chile, the story explored how Neruda and his supporters explain Communism. As the plan progressed, it became clear that communism is a shiny new toy of bourgeoisie (Neruda and his wife, Argentinean painter Delia del Caryl) and other people (his unwritten) The last hope of a supporter) This is not clearly resolved, but it is the main element of the movie, the aspect of the story will be long.

This fictitious story about Pablo Neruda 's early life in Chile' s Temco town interested intriguing natural shoes for natural wonders. The young NeftalíReyes (the real name of Neruda) admires his uncle who owns a local newspaper, but the boy's father has no patience with Neftal's fantasies and literary love. Poetic words capture the importance of voice in the development of the poet and the spirit of artists who highly appreciate the dreams of the poet. Otto lived in the magical past, and when he was saved by the three sisters cursed by the witches, he lost his way in the forest. He used harmonica to pull out the wood's soul from the wood, unravel the curse and promised to deliver the instrument at the right time. In Germany, Friedrich is an ambitious conductor trying to rescue his father from a Nazi prison camp. In Pennsylvania, the piano genius microphone hopes that he and his brother Frankie can escape from the orphanage by adoption.