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Diario de un poeta y mar
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Diario de un poeta y mar

work by Jiménez
Also known as: “Diario de un poeta recién casado”
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  • Juan Ramón Jiménez
    Juan Ramón Jiménez

    …in 1948 under the title Diario de un poeta y mar (“Diary of a Poet and the Sea”). That volume marked his transition to what he called “la poesía desnuda” (“naked poetry”), an attempt to strip his poetry of all extraneous matter and to produce it in free verse, without…

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    …in 1948 under the title Diario de un poeta y mar (“Diary of a Poet and the Sea”). That volume marked his transition to what he called “la poesía desnuda” (“naked poetry”), an attempt to strip his poetry of all extraneous matter and to produce it in free verse, without…

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