Tuesday, November 29, 2022

Jose Maria de Heredia - 324 / 365 of reading one short story every day.


Jose Maria de Heredia


Heredia was a Cuban-born French poet. He was known as a Parnassian poet. Parnassian was a French literary style that began during the positivist period of the 19th century.

Being of that league, his poems were on ‘exotic and (neo-)classical subjects’ and the sentimentality in his writings was minimal.




Death Of The Eagle Poem by Jose Maria de Heredia


He rises. Sparks in torrents he inspires.

Still up, in proud, calm flight, he glories where

The storm breeds lightnings in its inmost lair;

Whereat his wings are smit by their fierce fires.




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