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Zozobra

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  • Ramón López Velarde

    In Zozobra (1919; “Anguish”) the themes of his previous work are treated with greater intensity. The death of Fuensanta in 1917 elicited the feelings of loss and anguish and the expressions of profound sensuality found in the poems. El son del corazón (1932; “The Sound of…

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    In Zozobra (1919; “Anguish”) the themes of his previous work are treated with greater intensity. The death of Fuensanta in 1917 elicited the feelings of loss and anguish and the expressions of profound sensuality found in the poems. El son del corazón (1932; “The Sound of…

    Read More