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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BRIEF LETTER TO DONALD WALSH TRANSLATOR OF MY POEMS: IN MEMORIAM, by ANGEL CUADRA
First Line: My friend: in what language shall we begin our conversation?
Last Line: The word of love that has existed since before the age of man
Subject(s): Translating And Interpreting
First Line: My friend: in what language shall we begin our conversation?
Last Line: The word of love that has existed since before the age of man
Subject(s): Translating And Interpreting
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