The Poetry of Paz

Literature has many forms that resemble poetry. It sticks to human emotions and human senses: visual, smell, taste, hearing, tactile. Poetry has the power to express a story, whether it is written or metaphorical, regardless of the length of the sentence. However, by using images and vocabulary by the author, the reader can imagine and capture the image intentionally to be transmitted. In the eyes of famous poets and essaysist, including many other professional titles, Octaviopaz said that "vocabulary is a different word" (6), so the story has nothing to do with its length.

Considering the extreme nature of poetry more broadly, Octavio Paz, Theodore Adorno, and other poetry-type critics think that its positioning in social and political systems is a special force. For that alternative. Paz wrote in his 1989 article "La otra voz" ("Other Voices"). Poesãa: piedradeescá. Ndalode la modernidad. Entrelare voluciónyla religion, lapoesÃaesla otra voz. Other ornaments and accessories, antique items, antique items, antique items, antique items etc. are included. Poessa Helle Chicism Chika, the center of poetry, perfect, lémpidayfangosa, aéreaysterterrá. Nea, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish, Spanish allá Quest aquómismo. (81-2) (original focus) Poetry: contemporary shame. Poetry is another voice between revolution and religion.

Bold voice: confession of Argentina and America in the 1970s Julia Eva Liberone Saint Louis University of Washington

Octavio Paz was born in Mexico City in 1914 and is a very political person. This is evident in his poetry and he often talks about topics like Mexican history. One of his most famous and highly respected works is the "Maze of the Labyrinth" (1950) and the 584 line book "Sunstone" (1957) representing 584 books of Venus. Daily cycle. This innovative and exciting poem is a perfect example of the genius of Octavio Paz. His subsequent work shows deeper wisdom and complexity and draws topics such as philosophy and religion. In such works, pass really does not create poetry from life, but really realizes the desire to transform life into poetry.

Octavio Paz is the greatest living poet in Mexico. But let's face it: it is like saying William Carlos Williams is Patterson's best writer. For Americans a better way to show the importance of Paz has to be found. In the world of writing in Latin America it is probably brighter, the poetry of Neruda is the solar energy, the luxury of Spain like the watermelon of Tamayo, and the moon of the pass verse. Rarely, the brightness of the girl - like the moon of Margaret - or in other words, Neruda focuses directly on the world, its purpose and process (including poetry), but the path pay more attention to the poem Programs and sentences (meaning things)