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Like the traveler of its title, Caminante goes out into the world, stimulating
our curiosity and empathy. Written during Simon's nine-month sojourn through Latin America...
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There is plenty of time for love between
station and station.
Each revolution of the wheels
brings me closer to greeting you
closer to saying goodbye. —Lord Of the House Of Dawn
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Translations of Light is
a double book of Simon's poems in English and Spanish, along with Bacantes by Mexican poet Elsa Cross, in
Spanish with Simon's English translations.
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Son
caminos is a selection of Simon's poems translated into Spanish by various Mexican poets, published by Hotel
Ambosmundos in Mexico City in 1997. |
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Roads to
Dawn Lake is John Oliver Simon's first book of poems, published by the classic press Oyez in 1968. |
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Neither
Of Us Can Break the Other's Hold is a double sequence of poems dedicated to Bernard Simon, the poet's
father. |
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