
Veinte poemas de amor y una canción desesperada
The most accessible entry to Neruda's early lyric and love poetry.

Author guide
Pablo Neruda was the literary pseudonym of Chilean poet and diplomat Neftalí Ricardo Reyes Basoalto (1904–1973). One of the major Spanish-language poets of the twentieth century, he published innovative poetry, poetic prose, political verse, memoirs, travel writing, letters, and drama. His diplomatic career and political commitments strongly shaped his writing, especially España en el corazón, Canto general, and later political works. He received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971.
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The most accessible entry to Neruda's early lyric and love poetry.

A central modernist and surrealist collection that introduces Neruda's darker, more formally experimental poetry.

The fullest entry to Neruda's historical, political, American, and epic poetry.
Read in order
poetry trilogy · complete
A three-book sequence of odes moving from everyday objects and natural phenomena toward broader social and historical themes.
poetry sequence · complete
A five-part autobiographical poetic sequence published separately in 1964.
Book 1 · poetry · 1964
Book 2 · poetry · 1964
Book 3 · poetry · 1964
Book 4 · poetry · 1964
Book 5 · poetry · 1964
Outside the series
novella · 1926
poetry pamphlet · 1943
poetry pamphlet · 1947
poetry pamphlet · 1948
poetry pamphlet · 1961
speech · 1972
poetry pamphlet · 1972
speeches · 1996
essays · 2000
poetry · 1923
poetry · 1924
poetry · 1926
prose poetry · 1926
poetry · 1933
poetry · 1933
political poetry · 1937
poetry · 1939
political poetry · 1941
political poetry · 1942
political poetry · 1943
poetry · 1947
poetry · 1950
poetry · 1952
poetry · 1954
poetry · 1958
poetry · 1959
political poetry · 1960
poetry · 1961
poetry · 1961
poetry · 1962
poetry · 1963
poetry · 1966
poetry · 1967
poetry · 1968
poetry · 1969
poetry · 1969
poetry · 1970
poetry · 1970
poetry · 1970
poetry · 1972
poetry · 1972
political poetry · 1973
poetry · 1973
poetry · 1974
poetry · 1974
poetry · 1974
poetry · 1974
poetry · 1974
poetry · 1974
poetry and prose · 1980
drama · 1967