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Discover the profound essence of Pablo Neruda's artistry through 'Late and Posthumous Poems, 1968-1974'. This exceptional bilingual anthology unveils the remarkable poetic legacy left behind by the Nobel laureate upon his passing in 1973. Carefully assembled and translated by renowned poet Ben Belitt, this collection presents previously unpublished works that showcase Neruda's unparalleled creativity and passionate engagement with life and love. 'Late and Posthumous Poems' allows readers to experience Neruda's unique voice, which continues to resonate across generations. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts and scholars alike, this trade paperback edition serves as a vital testament to the enduring power of Neruda's poetry. With a 1994 publication by Grove/Atlantic, Inc., this edition is a must-have for anyone looking to explore the depths of Neruda's work beyond his celebrated pieces. Delve into the posthumous writings of a literary giant and celebrate the fervor and dynamism that characterize Neruda's later years. Enrich your library with this essential collection of late poems and deepen your appreciation for one of the greatest poets in history.