โ Scribed by Paterson, Don
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Antonio Machado is one of the towering figures of twentieth-century Spanish poetry, a writer whose austere musicality has been said to capture the very essence of the language. By going for as disciplined a treatment of both form and diction as Machado exhibits, Don Paterson succeeds in writing what might be called a spiritual portrait, a synthesis of his own verbal inventiveness and a sympathetic rendering of the works that inspired him.
Poetry
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