Pablo Neruda And The Review Of: The Separate Rose

Pablo Neruda and the review of: The separate rose

Introduction.

The separate rose is the first of the eight books that were published after the death of the poet Pablo Neruda, in 1973. This book is divided into various poems, the main theme is Easter island also alludes to men, since some of the poems contained in the book are titled like this; The island formed by ten poems, and men with fourteen poems. 

Developing.

The author first imagines the place and then expresses the loneliness he lived when he visited the island, how wonderful it was and the landscapes that could be contemplated in it along with the Moáis, statues that were on Easter Island. On the other hand, as for the set of poems that are part of men, we can observe that it manifests critically as this island inhabited by people would be, the use they would make of it and how the own charm of nature would be lost by guilt of tourism that would be generated. 

It also refers to the differences between this place and its origin, since he comes from a city and has nothing to do with the lifestyle of an agglomerate site of people and cars through the streets that a place where only only nature and tranquility inhabits. Neruda offers a vision of the postmodern and retrospective ideology of him, adopting an "autumnal tone" as if he anticipated close to death.

From my point of view, I consider that we are facing a book which requires greater knowledge to understand certain expressions and words that the author uses.

In addition, I think that poetry is a genre that can cause different feelings or thoughts according to the person who reads it, since each one can understand it from different perspectives. 

The impression that the poet on Rapa Nui has given me is that it is mostly composed of rocks and wind. These elements transmit the following: the rock indicates the static, the silence, the immutable and the essence through a more personal point of view, the figurative self; And the wind relates it to the dynamic, the noise, the social conventions and the passenger.

conclusion.

Finally, in conclusion we can understand that the message that the author wants to convey through his poems is that over the years all that pure and natural that is presented to us, as is the island he describes, ends up being invaded and adapted to the needs of human beings without taking into account many times the importance of maintaining this in our day to day.