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diargiron's review
4.0
Nunca habia escuchado de Sara Teasdale hasta que leí su nombre en Nuestra Parte de Noche y como solo encontre un pdf en inglés no me extraña. Me encantó este volumen, me pareció una poesía muy sensible, evoca imagenes muy bellas y conectadas a la naturaleza. Es melancólica, para variar (sarcasmo), y aunque no rebosa optimismo sí puedo ver serenidad en esa melancolía y una percepción de la belleza del mundo en los versos que hablan de los prados, los árboles, el río. Una poesía muy estadounidense, diría yo
wanderlustlover's review
5.0
Number three. My heart broke for her sadness and pain in this book so much. I wanted to reach through the ink and the fibers, through time, to stroke her fingers or her cheek, to bring her sunshine and bade her to see the light we always see shining through her eyes and faith even in the mentions of pain. So, so beautiful the whole way.
ida_ree's review
5.0
Sara Teasdale was such a great poet. If you could take the best natury goodness of Mary Oliver and the best cutting to the bone wit of Dorothy Parker, then meld those two into one poet, it would be Sara Teasdale.
"There Will Come Soft Rains" gives me chills every time I read it -- equal parts comfort and dread with the knowledge that this world could well go on without us humans.
"There Will Come Soft Rains" gives me chills every time I read it -- equal parts comfort and dread with the knowledge that this world could well go on without us humans.
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