Rafael Alberti:
To Niebla, My Dog
Autumn and the Ebro
The Soldiers Sleep
Nocturne
León Felipe:
The Three Rotten Apples
But There Aren't Any Madmen
I Haven't Come to Sing
Nicolas Guillén:
Spain: A Poem in Four Anguishes and One Hope
Miguel Hernandez:
Winds of the People
The Train of the Wounded
We, who have been born poets
Federico García Lorca:
Ballad of the Spanish Civil Guard
Casida of the Weeping
Antonio Machado:
A Young Spain
Pablo Neruda:
The War (1936)
Song On Some Ruins
Landscape after a Battle
To Miguel Hernandez, Murdered
in the Prisons of Spain
Almería
Eulogy for F.G. Lorca
Ode to Federico García Lorca
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Emilio Prados:
Let Them Talk, Let Them Talk
Beseiged City
Dwelling in Death [With García Lorca]
César Vallejo:
[He used to write on the air...]
Funeral Drum-Roll for the Rubble of Durango
Winter at The Battle of Teruel
Little Prayer for a Hero of the Republic
[Beware, Spain, of your own Spain...]
[Some days the air, comrades...]
[I watched the corpse...]
Spain, Take this Chalice from Me
Masses
[ Ballads: ]
May Clouds of Iron Crush You (Ortega Arredondo)
You Will Win Your Bread (Antonio Agraz)
[Castilla has wretched ones...] (Anon.)
To the Memory of My Son (A. Rabago)
(Also see E. Prados, "Let Them Talk ..."
and "Beseiged City.")
[ Ballad fragments: ]
I'm looking at my books... (M. Altolaguirre)
Mother, there go the Militias... (anon.)
Listen! Radio Sevilla... (R. Alberti)
The fields, bare and dark... (anon.)
Valencians! Spaniards! (E. Prados)
Curse our black fate... (M. G. Matilla)
Long live the revolution... (F. Fuentes)
An evil mother bore you... (anon.)
I don't know his name... (anon.)
Pancho Villa went with them... (anon.)
Pablo Casals
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