Analysis of Pablo Neruda Poem 18
Introduction.
The poem "I love you here" by the poems "20 love poems and a desperate song" belongs to the Chilean author Pablo Nerudmanifesting the melancholic feel of a frustrated love that is held in the maximum expression of love.
In the poem, deep feelings stand out that lie within the heart of a man in love who represents the lyrical speaker, who contemplates the natural beauty that flashes, becoming great devotion into the lyrical object. The lyric reason is announced in the midst of the reconcomio caused by his beloved by being distanced in the deep ocean of emotions. For its part, the manifestation afloat of emotions and feelings turn out to be evidenced in the apostrophic attitude, since subjective sensations with respect to their beloved, serve as a engine to continue living a happiness non -existent in reality;love.
Developing.
You can see a structure composed of five sections, where it makes use of major and minor art verses, highlighting the tridecasyllables that rhyme at the taste of the poet, leaving the feelings and interpretation that are born in the reader’s imagination, which will not befar from the reality that Neruda transmits, thanks to the natural capacity of simplicity and persuasion that it maintains.
The poet makes use of some symbol words such as the "sea" that, being associated with the heart of man is the host of the passions, which is going through some difficulties that must learn to dominate;"Old Anclas" referring to the loneliness he feels and with the fear that he is possibly going to be left alone and forgotten, he also highlights the "stars" that the yearnings, illusions and dreams that the author has in mind that the author has in mind.
Among the stylistic resources present in this poetry predominate, the metaphors that give beauty to the verses and deepen the author’s ideas, which can be evidenceIt transmits a yearning that the lover possesses, since it follows that being separated cannot directly express their emotions;In the same way to mention: "They look at me with your eyes the biggest stars", he makes known that at night when the stars perch in heaven, he can see through them the gaze of his beloved.
On the other hand, the appropriate use of Prosopopeya is observed in the case of the pines in the wind, they want to sing your name with their wire sheets, where it gives it striking qualities to highlight the liveliness and a certain suspicion at the time of communicating their message. In addition you can see the use of simile in verses such as "I already look forgotten like these old anchors" where it makes a comparison of the feeling in the full -firing of oblivion.
Neruda makes use of qualifying adjectives such as: dancers, wet, cold … that gives the poem a dramatic and exciting touch;The simplicity of words also make these qualities stand out. Use precise nouns that seek to give a concrete reality of the events that occur within the poem along with a sense of realism, by using words such as: pines, seagulls, ships or wire.
While the intangibles grant in the style a sober air and a fantastic sensation, mentioning: wandering, cold, twilight or horizon that keep a unique sense of things. And the verbs in the present simple communicate vivacity and update adding a pleasant and simple symphony to interpret with the context in which the poem develops.
In the different sections of the poem, it can be deduced in general that there is a very intimate relationship with each of them, since it expresses a similar feeling and idea but expressed differently in some of them. The first section of the poem is observed to a locking and excited lyrical speaker who refers to certain types of aspects that his lover evokes him when “the moon fosphors on the wandering waters” interpreting it as an illusion that cannot be given, that is, as aan illusory encounter in love for the fact of not being able to have.
The second manifests the scenario in which it is located, "it sounds, the distant sea resonates/this is a port", and the desert in which it is located, where you can only hear the sad loneliness of the sea. Then there is a lover who is apparently suffering from the circumstances in which he is and that prevents him from being happy in its entireThat is happening and wherever he is, he will not stop continuing to love that woman.
Later the lyric speaker is in a kind of depression and melancholy that consumes his existence, since he realizes the sad reality he is living, “I love what I do not have. You are so distant ". While the last section appeals to the only means by which he can feel his beloved, being interpreted through the verse "They look at me with your eyes the biggest stars", since the stars offer a portal where he can contemplateThe beauty that the feelings of the lyrical object keep.
conclusion.
Neruda shows a melancholic countenance where he expresses an impossible love for external circumstances, in each of the verses he highlights singular emotion that shocks in an inexorable naturalness. Manages to relive the true sense of loneliness with which lovers fight and that despite the adverse scenarios in which they meet, they manage to locate the star in their souls.
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