Two Happy Lovers by Pablo Neruda is a hymn to the happiness of a couple, to the complicity that every union should possess and live. It speaks of that true love that makes the couple eternal and indissoluble.
A #wonderful poetry in the image that Pablo #Neruda offers. His love for the beloved woman, whom we can identify as Matilde Urrutia, is celebrated in a way that few men can do.
Two Happy Lovers is part of the collection "One Hundred Love Sonnets" from 1959. To be exact, it is sonnet XLVIII of the publication.
The magic of a happy picture from the poet-painter emerges clearly in every verse, in every stanza of the #poem. A poetry in which love is celebrated at every moment of the day.
Poetry "Two Lovers" [Pablo Neruda]
Happy lovers make one bread,
a single drop of moon in the grass,
they leave two shadows that merge into one,
they leave a single sun empty in a bed.
Out of all the truths, they chose the day:
they did not bind themselves with threads
but with an aroma,
and they did not shatter peace or words.
Happiness is a transparent tower.
The air, the wine go with the lovers,
the night gives them its happy petals
they have the right to all the carnations.
Two happy lovers have no end or death,
they are born and die many times while they live,
they have the eternity of nature.
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