Imagery in Quevedo's Love Poetry.
Imagery in Quevedo's Love Poetry.
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(In this poem the poet addresses a child sleeping in Lisi's lap.) In the first image the idea is expressed that since Lisi is heaven, the child becomes an angel. Ftu-thermore , the child is protected from dis- illusionment ( sueno ) in Lisi's lapi "que tu eres &ngel, que tu cama es cielo, / y nada ser4 sueno en esa cama," In the second image, the child becomes a "phoenix" in Lisi's flame. This image plays on the two meanings of f|nlxj a mythological creature and also a person endowed with extra...ordinary powers. The image also expresses the idea that Lisi's flame is more glorious than the phoe- 51 nix's J "que habitas fenlx m&s glorlosa llama." The linages included In the fourth and final category display how the destruction and power exerted by the lady's beauty can also be, marvelously and paradoxically, beneficial.
Included among the images which show the lady's destructive power combined with beneficence are one in which the lady's eyes bring both life and deatht "en donde vive Amor cuemto ella mata" (#4^3 )• I*!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(In this poem the poet addresses a child sleeping in Lisi's lap.) In the first image the idea is expressed that since Lisi is heaven, the child becomes an angel. Ftu-thermore , the child is protected from dis- illusionment ( sueno ) in Lisi's lapi "que tu eres &ngel, que tu cama es cielo, / y nada ser4 sueno en esa cama," In the second image, the child becomes a "phoenix" in Lisi's flame. This image plays on the two meanings of f|nlxj a mythological creature and also a person endowed with extra...ordinary powers. The image also expresses the idea that Lisi's flame is more glorious than the phoe- 51 nix's J "que habitas fenlx m&s glorlosa llama." The linages included In the fourth and final category display how the destruction and power exerted by the lady's beauty can also be, marvelously and paradoxically, beneficial.
Included among the images which show the lady's destructive power combined with beneficence are one in which the lady's eyes bring both life and deatht "en donde vive Amor cuemto ella mata" (#4^3 )• I*!
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