Very close to my demise, I bless you. Life
because you never gave me false hope, no jobs
unfair or undeserved punishment.
Because I see the end of my
rough road that I was the architect of my own destiny;
that if you took out the gall or honey of things,
was because they put ice or delicious honey;
when plant roses, always harvested roses.
... True, in my youth will follow the winter:
more you never told me that May was eternal! Hallé
undoubtedly long nights of my sorrows, but not
promised me you only good nights,
and instead had some holy calm ...
loved, I loved, the sun caressed my face.
Life, you owe me nothing! Life, we are at peace!
AMADO NERVO
BIOGRAPHY:
Mexican poet and writer, born in Tepic on August 27, 1870. Intense lyrical and delicate sensibility, and one of the most notable among contemporary Americans, is the author of extensive work involving the prose stories, articles and essays.
Modernist in its infancy, two stages are distinguished in his poetry: the first, which corresponds to his youth, is simple, spiritual and slightly melancholy, the second poetry acquires an intensely mystical and philosophical tone.
Amado Nervo, whose lyrical Alfonso Reyes said he has "undeniable human value, and stays on the sidelines of fashion watching them ride," died in Montevideo, as Minister Plenipotentiary of Mexico to Argentina and Uruguay May 24, 1919.
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