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María Baranda - To Hell
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María Baranda - To Hell

From the book Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light, out of Shearsman Books tr. by Paul Hoover

This reading and discussion of Baranda’s poem “To Hell,” also offers my thoughts around longer poems, my attempts at deciphering the ways in which to engage a longer poem, and what type of poem this is.

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Below you can view an excerpt of “To Hell” translated by Paul Hoover.

And here you can purchase a copy of Baranda’s book. Or, as always, request a copy from your local library.

The cover of María Baranda's Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light followed by the first five pages of her poem "To Hell," which starts with the lines, "A cry."The cover of María Baranda's Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light followed by the first five pages of her poem "To Hell," which starts with the lines, "A cry."The cover of María Baranda's Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light followed by the first five pages of her poem "To Hell," which starts with the lines, "A cry."
The cover of María Baranda's Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light followed by the first five pages of her poem "To Hell," which starts with the lines, "A cry."The cover of María Baranda's Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light followed by the first five pages of her poem "To Hell," which starts with the lines, "A cry."The cover of María Baranda's Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light followed by the first five pages of her poem "To Hell," which starts with the lines, "A cry."
The work Nightmare Running on a Meadow of Absolute Light, and the portion of To Hell I've read.

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