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Dulce María Loynaz

Dulce María Loynaz (December 10, 1902 - 1997) Born in Cuba. Member of the Royal Spanish Academy of Language wrote novels and Poetry is one of the greatest Cuban poets. 1992 recipient of the Cervantes Prize in Literature.


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Two Poems

I dream of classifying

I had dream of classifying
Good and Evil, the same way scientist
classify butterflies:

I had dream to pin Good and Evil
in the dark velvet
of the glass display case…

Under the white butterfly
a label that will read “The Good”.
under the black butterfly,
a label that will read “The Evil”.

But the white butterfly
was not the good, neither the black butterfly
was the evil… And between my two butterflies,
green, golden and infinite all the earth butterflies fly.


If you love me, love me whole
If you love me, love me whole
not by zones of light or shadow…
if you love me, love me black
and white, and gray and green and blond,
and mixed…
love me day,
love me night…
and in the morning with the open window!
If you love me, don’t break me in pieces:
love me whole… Or do not love me at all.

Dos Poemas

YO SOÑABA EN CLASIFICAR...
Yo soñaba en clasificar
el Bien y el Mal, como los sabios
clasifican las mariposas:
Yo soñaba en clavar el Bien y el Mal
en el obscuro terciopelo
de una vitrina de cristal...
Debajo de la mariposa
blanca, un letrero que dijera: "EL BIEN".
Debajo de la mariposa
negra, un letrero que dijera: "EL MAL".
Pero la mariposa blanca
no era el bien, ni la mariposa negra
era el mal... ¡Y entre mis dos mariposas,
volaban verdes, áureas, infinitas,
todas las mariposas de la tierra!...


SI ME QUIERES, QUIÉREME ENTERA
Si me quieres, quiéreme entera,
no por zonas de luz o sombra...
Si me quieres, quiéreme negra
y blanca. Y gris, y verde, y rubia,
y morena...
Quiéreme día,
quiéreme noche...
¡Y madrugada en la ventana abierta!
Si me quieres, no me recortes:
¡Quiéreme toda... O no me quieras!

Some of her published work includes.

Versos (Verses). Madrid,1950.
Poemas sin nombre (Nameless Poems). Aguilar.
Bestiarium (Bestiary). Poems
Poemas naúfragos (Shipwrecked poems). Editorial Letras Cubanas, 1991.

Jardín (Garden). Lyric novel. Aguilar, Madrid, 1951.
Un verano en Tenerife (A summer in Tenerife). Memoir. Aguilar, Madrid, 1958.
Carta de Amor al Rey Tut-Ank-Amen (Love Letter to King Tutankhamen).
Poems Without Name. Bilingual: English translations by Harriet de Onís. Editorial José Martí, 1993.

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