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TrilceCesar Vallejo (trans. and with glosses by William Rowe and Helen Dimos) In Trilce, Csar Vallejo subjects time and identity to a series of operations that take their motion from a subtle intuition of capitalist modernity. The voices of the poem do not correspond with a succession of past, present and future. The poem doesnt simply symbolize or allegorize childhood or family life. In the face of an indeterminate time, identification is impossible. And

and finds migration patterns

always asking how we might harness the power of naming without losing life’s ‘magic unknownness’

this fresh

de wil tot kennis en de dynamiek van metaforen

which offer further grounds for contemplation and provide a frame for the poems

11 immerses readers in the State-sponsored terror during this period and the effects it would continue to have on Chile

Ezra Pound

' He will never be quite the same again

the bodies of indigenous

'a bracingly foul

The long title poem

especially here in Glossolalia (and in its informal sequel Melismas)