The Poetry of Paz Essays -- Literary Analysis

Literature possesses a heap of forms similar to poetry. It adheres to the homophile emotion as well as the human senses sight, smell, taste, hearing and touch. Poems have the ability to express a story whether it be literal or metaphoric regardless of its length text wise. However, with the authors use of imagery and diction, the reader is subject to envisage and capturing the image purposefully being conveyed. In the eyes of ren consumeed poet and essayist, including many a(prenominal) other occupation titles, Octavio Paz states, words refer to another word (6), wherefore stories are independent to their length. Based on Pazs past taradiddle it is evident that he incorporates his experiences as the basis of the structure of his poems and stories. Paz had two begetterly figures beside him as her grew up and opus became almost natural to him. Pazs father was a journalist as well as a superstar of the Mexican Revolution. Pazs grandfather was a novelist and a publisher, so ev idently writing was in his gene pool. Through their work it is evident that Paz possess more than enough knowledge about what to incorporate in his own literary works because Paz learned how to write passionately about what he believed in. In the year, 1944, he had earned the opportunity and obtained the Guggenheim fellowship in which he began living in New York and San Francisco. As a result he broadened his knowledge of North American poetry initiating his reflections on Mexico and the underdevelopment from the vantage horizontal surface of overdevelopment. Paz lived in the village, Mixcoac, in Mexico City which had been impoverished by both courtly war and the revolution. Paz remains loyal to his heritage and from time to time includes it in his work such as his poem Return. ... ...lity to respect it. His writing speaks to the reader on a higher note, consistently sticking to ace theme.Works Cited1.Academy of American Poets. Octavio Paz- Poets.org - Poetry, Poems, Bios & More . Poets.org. Academy of American Poets, 1997. Web. 26 Mar. 2012. .2.Octavio Paz - spirit. Nobelprize.org. 26 Mar 2012 http//www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/1990/paz-bio.html3.Bloom, Harold. Octavio Paz. Philadelphia, PA Chelsea House, 2002. 4.Paz, Octavio. Alternating Current. New York Viking, 1973. 5.Paz, Octavio, and Eliot Weinberger. The self-collected Poems of Octavio Paz, 1957-1987. New York New Directions, 1991. 6.Paz, Octavio, Eliot Weinberger, and G. Aroul. Selected Poems. New York New Directions, 1984. 7.Rahman, Shaifur. European Time. Kindle ed. Amazon.com, 2010.