Sonnets of Dark Love by Federico Garcia Lorca The Nameless Places laments and sings - from

laments and sings - from the fresh voice of a spring wood to a colony of bats or a grove of ancient sequioa trees

to deliver up to you its glorious

and now lives with her family in Yorkshire

these are poems for our changing times

bad language and sudden silence

Sonnets of Dark Love by Federico Garcia Lorca The Nameless Places laments and sings - fromIn Sonnets of Dark Love, written toward the end of Lorcas brief life, desire and death come together in poetic chiaroscuro. In these dark and final meditations and flashes of passion, the poet pays homage to Spanish mystics, to Italian masters of the sonnet, and to the Arab poets of his native Andalusia. Bilingual edition translated by Jane Duran and Gloria Garca Lorca with essays by Christopher Maurer and Andrs Soria Olmedo. Published by Enitharmon