Sonnets of dark love : The Tamarit divan / Federico García Lorca ; translated and introduced by Jane Duran and Gloria García Lorca ; with essays by Christopher Maurer, Andrés Soria Olmedo.
Night of sleepless love. Ghazals -- Qasida IX Of unforeseen love -- Ghazal II Of the terrible presence -- Ghazal III Of desperate love -- Ghazal IV Of the love that hides itself -- Ghazal V Of the dead child -- Ghazal VI Of the bitter root -- Ghazal VII Of the memory of love -- Ghazal VIII Of the dark death -- Ghazal IX Of marvellous love -- Ghazal X Of the flight -- Ghazal XI Of the hundred year old love -- Qasidas -- First Qasida Of the one wounded by water -- Qasida II Of the weeping -- Qasida III Of the branches -- Qasida IV Of the reclining woman -- Qasida V Of the dream in open air -- Qasida VI Of the impossible hand -- Qasida VII Of the rose -- Qasida VIII Of the golden girl -- Qasida IX Of the dark doves -- Ghazal of the morning market -- Sonnets of Dark Love -- Sonnet of the garland of roses -- Sonnet of the sweet complaint -- Wounds of love -- Poet asks his love to write to him -- Poet tells the truth -- Poet speaks with his love on the telephone -- Poet asks his love about the `Enchanted City' of Cuenca -- Sonnet in the manner of Gongora in which the poet sends his beloved a dove -- (Oh secret voice of dark love!) -- Beloved sleeps on the poet's breast -- Night of sleepless love.
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