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    The document discusses the difficulty of expressing great pains through language and poetry. It references poems by Cesar Vallejo, Emily Dickinson, and Federico Garcia Lorca about love, sorrow, and the presence of absence. While time continues, poetry allows us to capture moments.

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    love, sonnet, Cesar Vallejo, Emily Dickinson, Federico Garcia Lorca, Andrew Marvell, poetry, verse, cosmos

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    The document discusses the difficulty of expressing great pains through language and poetry. It references poems by Cesar Vallejo, Emily Dickinson, and Federico Garcia Lorca about love, sorrow, and the presence of absence. While time continues, poetry allows us to capture moments.

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    The document discusses the difficulty of expressing great pains through language and poetry. It references poems by Cesar Vallejo, Emily Dickinson, and Federico Garcia Lorca about love, sorrow, and the presence of absence. While time continues, poetry allows us to capture moments.

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    There are pains so great ( Cesar Vallejo ) That They constrict the throats of the bravest You may

    try to express it: forget it A poem is a memory of something Ive forgot what it was then remembered Love is the answer of its own question: And Reprieve of anguish the utterest ( Emily Dickinson ) a Maelstrom Deep song of sorrowwhat Lorca hallowed The presence of the absence of beauty a never ending canopy of trees, the oranges reddening on branches
    Thus, though we cannot make our sun Stand still, yet we will make him run.
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    * http://www.bartleby.com/101/357.html accessed on February 26, 2013

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