Gold of the Tigers, the (1977) [Collection]
by Jorge Luis Borges
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Summary
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Alistair Reid's bilingual edition of selected later poems pulls from two different Borges collections: El oro de los tigres (1972) and La rosa profunda (1975) Contents:
- Tankas
- Susana Bombal
- Things
- The threatened one
- You
- Poem of quantity
- The watcher
- To the German language
- 1891
- Milonga of Manuel Flores
- The dream of Pedro Henriquez Urena
- The palace
- Hengist wants men, A.D. 449
- To a cat
- The gold of the tigers
- I
- The dream
- Browning resolves to be a poet
- Inventory
- The suicide
- To the nightingale
- I am
- Fifteen coins
- Proteus
- Brunanburh, A.D. 937
- The blind man
- A blind man
- 1972
- Elegy
- The exile (1977)
- Memory of Angelica
- My books
- Talismans
- The white deer
- The unending rose
Original title: The Gold of the Tigers
Original languages:
Spanish
Quotes:
Genre: Poetry→ Verse
This work is a subwork of the following works : Book of Sand and The Gold of the Tigers, the (1979) [Omnibus Volume] Author: Jorge Luis Borges
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