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  • LeĂłn de Greiff

    Obras completas (1960, rev. 1975; “Complete Works”) reveals the poet’s continued interest in language and sound experiment. The later poems treat themes that show the paradoxical side of human nature. De Greiff’s poetry is often ironic, humorous, and satirical to the point of self-mockery.

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    Obras completas (1960, rev. 1975; “Complete Works”) reveals the poet’s continued interest in language and sound experiment. The later poems treat themes that show the paradoxical side of human nature. De Greiff’s poetry is often ironic, humorous, and satirical to the point of self-mockery.

    Read More