"I pursue a form that does not find my style," says Rubén Darío in one of his famous poems and in it we can appreciate the search for that melodic, structural and visual perfection that the poet had in each of his poems. Perhaps the word "exoticism" is the word that summarizes the images that predominate in Darío's poetry; likewise, the perfect rhythmic sound that we find in his verses is the living example that each of life's things has its own rhythm, beat. His poetry is like that snail that keeps its sounds for whoever brings it close to their ears. The next post promises to be very interesting. Thanks for sharing, @josemalavem.
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Thank you for your reading and commentary, @nancybriti, with a very accurate understanding of what Rubén Darío's poetry has contributed. Some of the references you make will be present in the next post as we discuss some poems. Greetings.