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by Pablo Neruda


  Heine, Heinrich

  Hernández (family)

  Hernández, Miguel

  Herrera (general)

  Herrera Petere, José

  Herrera y Reissig, Julio

  Hertz (German consul)

  Hikmet, Nazim

  Hinojosa, Álvaro

  Hita, Archpriest of (Juan Ruiz)

  Hitler, Adolf

  Ho Chi Minh

  Hölderlin, Friedrich

  Hollander, Carlos

  Hugo, Victor

  Huidobro, Vicente

  Huxley, Aldous

  Huxley, Julian

  Ibarra, Joaquín

  Ibsen, Henrik

  Iglesias (tennis champion)

  Ilyés, Gyulla

  Indy, Vincent d’

  Jammes, Francis

  Jarpa, Sergio Onofre

  Jason (in Bible)

  Jebeleanu, Eugen

  Jiménez, Juan Ramón

  Joliot-Curie, Frédéric

  Joyce, James

  József, Attila

  Juanito (Chilean peasant boy)

  Khrushchev, Nikita

  Kipling, Rudyard

  Kiria (mongoose)

  Kirsanov, Semyon

  Kisch, Egon Erwin

  Korneichuk, Alexander

  Kruzi

  Kuo Mo-jo

  Kutvalek

  Labarca, Santiago

  Lacasa, Luis

  Lafertte, Elías

  Laforgue, Jules

  Lagerlöf, Selma

  Lago, Tomás

  Lange, Norah

  Larra, Raúl

  Larraín, Sergio

  Larrazábal, Wolfgang

  Lautréamont, see Ducasse, Isidore

  Laval, Pierre

  Lawrence, D. H.

  Legarreta (Neruda pseudonym)

  Lehmbruck, Wilhelm

  Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov

  León, María Teresa

  Leopardi, Giacomo

  Levi, Carlo

  Li (interpreter)

  Litvinov, Maxim Maximovich

  López, Alfonso

  Lorca, see García Lorca, Federico

  Losada, Gonzalo

  Loyola, Hernán

  Lucretius

  Luis de Granada (Fray)

  Luis de León (Fray)

  Lundkvist, Artur

  Machado, Antonio

  Machado, Gerardo

  Machado, Manuel

  Maigret, Inspector Jules (fictional character)

  Malaparte, Curzio

  Mallarmé, Stéphane

  Mallo, Maruja

  Malraux, André

  Mann, Thomas

  Manrique, Jorge

  Mansilla (Chilean consul)

  Mao Tse-tung

  Mao Tung

  Maqueira, Tulio

  Marc, Franz

  Marcenac, Jean

  Marín, Arellano

  Marín, Juan

  Marinello, Juan

  Maritain, Jacques

  Mason, Carlos

  Mason, Micaela Candia

  Matisse, Henri

  Matta, Roberto

  Maugham, W. Somerset

  Mauny, Count de

  Maura, Duke of

  Maura Gamazo, Gabriel, see Maura, Duke of

  Mayakovsky, Vladimir

  Medioni, Gilbert

  Melgarejo, Mariano

  Mella, Julio Antonio

  Membrives, Lola

  Menéndez (family)

  Mery, Hernán

  Meza Fuentes, Roberto

  Michelangelo

  Mikoyan, Anastas

  Miller, Arthur

  Miranda, Francisco de

  Mistral, Gabriela

  Modotti, Tina

  Molière

  Molina Núñez, Julio

  Molotov, Vyachelav

  Monge (railway worker)

  Montagnana, Mario

  Montes (family)

  Moore, George

  Moore, Marianne

  Mora, Constancia de la

  Morante, Elsa

  Moravia, Alberto

  Moreno Villa, José

  Morla Lynch, Carlos

  Munthe, Axel

  Murga, Romeo

  Napoleon Bonaparte

  Negrín, Juan

  Nehru, Jawaharlal

  Nehru, Motilal

  Neira (publisher)

  Neruda, Matilde (wife), see Urrutia, Matilde

  Nerval, Gérard de

  Niemoeller, Martin

  Nixon, Richard

  Noah (in Bible)

  Novoa

  Ocampo, Victoria

  O’Higgins, Bernardo

  Oliver, María Rosa

  Orozco, José Clemente

  Ortega, Abraham

  Ospovat, Lev

  Ossietzky, Carl von

  Otero, Lisandro

  Otero Silva, Miguel

  Ovid

  Oyarzún, Aliro

  Pacheco, Horacio

  Panza, Sancho (fictional character)

  Pascal (priest)

  Pasternak, Boris

  Patsy

  Paz, Octavio

  Pérez Jiménez, Marcos

  Pérez Rulfo (commandant)

  Perón, Eva (“Evita”)

  Perón, Juan

  Peter the Great (Pyotr Alekseevich)

  Petöfi, Sándor

  Petrarca, Francesco (“Petrarch”)

  Picasso, Pablo

  Poe, Edgar Allan

  Poliziano, Angelo

  Pound, Ezra

  Powers (Buddhist theologian)

  Powers, Francis Gary

  Praxiteles

  Prestes, Leocadia

  Prestes, Luis Carlos

  Prieto, Miguel

  Primo de Rivera, José Antonio

  Primo de Rivera, Miguel

  Proust, Marcel

  Pushkin, Alexander

  Quasimodo, Salvatore

  Quevedo, Francisco de

  Quixote, Don (Alonso Quixano) (fictional character)

  Rabelais, François

  Raman, Chandrasekhara

  Ramírez, Pedrito

  Rango (orangutan)

  Rapín, Rafael

  Recabarren, Luis Emilio

  Redl, Alfred (colonel)

  Rejano, Juan

  Retamar, see Fernández Retamar, Roberto

  Reverdy, Pierre

  Reyes, Abadías

  Reyes, Alfonso

  Reyes, Amós

  Reyes, Joel

  Reyes, José Angel

  Reyes, José del Carmen (father)

  Reyes, Laura

  Reyes, Oseas

  Reyes, Rodolfo

  Ricci, Paolo

  Rilke, Rainer Maria

  Rimbaud, Arthur

  Rimbaud, Isabelle

  Rivera, Diego

  Robeson, Paul

  Rocambole (fictional character)

  Roces, Wenceslao

  Rodríguez, Pepe

  Rodríguez Luna, Antonio

  Rodríguez Marín, F.

  Rodríguez Monegal, Emir

  Rodríguez Rapún, Rafael, see Rapín, Rafael

  Rojas, Manuel

  Rojas Giménez, Alberto

  Rojas Giménez, Rosita

  Romero, Elvio

  Rommel, Erwin

  Ronsard, Pierre de

  Rosenberg, Ethel and Julius

  Rothschild, Alphonse de

  Ruiz, Juan (Archpriest of Hita)

  Rulfo, Juan

  Sabat Ercasty, Carlos

  Sábato, Ernesto

  Saint-Saëns, Camille

  Salazar, Antonio

  Salgari, Emilio

  Salinas, Pedro

  Sánchez, Alberto

  Sánchez, Celia

  Sandino, Augusto César

  San Martín, José Francisco de

  Santa Cruz, Domingo

  Savich, Ovadi

  Schneider, René

  Schubert, Franz

  Schweitzer, Daniel

  Seferis, George


  Seghers, Anna

  Segura Castro, Óscar

  Sepúlveda, Tristan

  Serrano Plaja, Arturo

  Shakespeare, William

  Shostakovich, Dimitri

  Siao Emi

  Silva, José Asunción

  Simenon, Georges

  Simonov, Konstantin

  Siqueiros, David Alfaro

  Siqueiros, Jesús

  Sitwell, Edith

  Sobrino, Eladio

  Somlyó, György

  Somoza, Anastasio

  Soong Ch’ing-ling

  Soustelle, Jacques

  Spender, Stephen

  Stalin, Joseph

  Stendhal

  Streicher, Julius

  Sue, Eugène

  Sun Yat-sen

  Supervielle, Jules

  Swift, Jonathan

  Tagore, Rabindranath

  Talvande, Maurice, see Mauny, Count de

  Tamayo, Rufino

  Tchaikovsky, Peter Illich

  Theotokópoulos, Doménikos (“El Greco”)

  Thielman, María

  Thomas, Dylan

  Tikhonov, Nikolai

  Ting Ling

  Titov, Gherman

  Tolstoy, Leo

  Tomic, Radomiro

  Torre, Carlos de la

  Triolet, Elsa

  Tristan, Flora

  Trotsky, Leon

  Trujillo, Rafael

  Twain, Mark

  Ubico, Jorge

  Unamuno, Miguel de

  Urrutia, Matilde (wife)

  Valdivia, Alberto

  Valéry, Paul

  Valle, Rosamel del

  Valle-Inclán, Ramón del

  Vallejo, César

  Vargas, Getulio

  Vargas Llosa, Mario

  Vargas Vila, José María

  Vasallo, Carlos

  Vega, Lope de

  Velázquez, Diego

  Venturelli, José

  Verdi, Giuseppe

  Verne, Jules

  Vial, Sarita

  Viaux (colonel)

  Vicuña, Carlos

  Vidali, Vittorio (“Commandant Carlos”)

  Vignole, Omar

  Villar, Amado

  Vishinsky, Andrei

  Wagner, Richard

  Wendt, Lionel

  Whitman, Walt

  Wilson, Blanca

  Windsor, Duke of (Edward VIII)

  Winter, Augusto

  Winzer

  Woolf, Leonard

  Woolf, Virginia

  Yáñez, Mina

  Yáñez, Pilo (Juan Emar)

  Yeats, William Butler

  Yegulev, Sacha (fictional character)

  Yufu San

  Zaldívar, Andrés

  Zapata, Emiliano

  Zhdanov, Andrei

  Zweig, Arnold

  ALSO BY PABLO NERUDA

  The Heights of Macchu Picchu

  Selected Poems: A Bilingual Edition

  The Captain’s Verses

  Residence on Earth

  Extravagaria

  Selected Poems

  Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair

  Still Another Day

  The Separate Rose

  100 Love Sonnets

  Winter Garden

  The Sea and the Bells

  The Yellow Heart

  Stones of the Sky

  Selected Odes of Pablo Neruda

  Canto General

  The Book of Questions

  The Poetry of Pablo Neruda

  On the Blue Shore of Silence: Poems of the Sea

  The Essential Neruda: Selected Poems

  Intimacies: Poems of Love

  The Hands of Day

  All the Odes

  Then Come Back: The Lost Neruda

  Venture of the Infinite Man

  Book of Twilight

  A Note About the Author

  Pablo Neruda (1904–1973), one of the most renowned poets of the twentieth century, was born in Parral, Chile. He shared the International Peace Prize with Paul Robeson and Pablo Picasso in 1950, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971. His books include Residence on Earth, Canto General, Extravagaria, and Isla Negra. You can sign up for email updates here.

  A Note About the Translators

  Hardie St. Martin translated work by Vicente Aleixandre, Roque Dalton, Enrique Lihn, Nicanor Parra, Luisa Valenzuela, and others. He was the recipient of a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship in 1965, a PEN Translation Prize, and an ALTA Award for excellence in editing and translation. His anthology of Spanish poetry, Roots and Wings, is a literary landmark. He died on September 3, 2007.

  Adrian Nathan West is the author of The Aesthetics of Degradation. He is a contributor to the Times Literary Supplement and the Literary Review; his essays, short fiction, and translations have also appeared in The New York Review of Books, McSweeney’s, the London Review of Books, and other publications. He has translated books from the German, Catalan, Spanish, and French by authors such as Josef Winkler, Pere Gimferrer, and Marianne Fritz.

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  Contents

  Title Page

  Copyright Notice

  JOURNEY THROUGH MY POETRY

  1.    THE COUNTRY BOY

  2.    LOST IN THE CITY

  3.    THE ROADS OF THE WORLD

  4.    LUMINOUS SOLITUDE

  5.    SPAIN IN MY HEART

  6.    I WENT OUT TO LOOK FOR THE FALLEN

  7.    MEXICO, BLOSSOMING AND THORNY

  8.    MY COUNTRY IN DARKNESS

  9.    BEGINNING AND END OF EXILE

  10.    VOYAGE AND HOMECOMING

  11.    POETRY IS AN OCCUPATION

  12.    CRUEL, BELOVED HOMELAND

  FAREWELL

  Note

  Editorial Note: Texts Added to This Edition

  Chronology

  Index

  Also by Pablo Neruda

  A Note About the Author and Translators

  Copyright

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  Copyright © 1974 by The Estate of Pablo Neruda

  Translation copyright © 1976, 1977 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux

  Translation of expanded text copyright © 2021 by Adrian Nathan West

  All rights reserved

  Originally published in Spanish in 1974 as Confieso que he vivido: Memorias

  English translation published in 1977 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux as Memoirs

  First Farrar, Straus and Giroux expanded edition, 2021

  The final editing of Pablo Neruda’s memoirs was interrupted by his death. Matilde Neruda and Miguel Otero Silva prepared the original manuscript for publication in 1974. An expanded edition was published in Spain in 2017. The English translation has been revised to conform with this new edition.

  Ebook ISBN: 978-0-374-71958-6

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