Grape Press (nobel Prize in Literature Series)
About This Novel
This book mainly selects some representative poems of Gabriela Mistral. Its themes are very wide, including those that praise nature, those that reflect the suffering and misfortune of Indians, and those that describe the plight of the abandoned, as well as those that seek pity for poor women and loneliness, and those that complain about the oppressed and abandoned people. This collection of poems uses a large number of folk creative techniques and has distinctive national characteristics. She has a broad ideological realm and expresses deep emotions for the motherland, the people, and the working people, marking that her creation has reached a new height.
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Official(2)Scraped 12d ago
Anyway, the reputation is a bit bad
The books in this series are said to be poorly translated
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 12d ago
Anyway, the reputation is a bit bad
The books in this series are said to be poorly translated
