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-====== To Roosevelt - 1904 (215) ======+====== To Roosevelt====== 
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 +**//The Serpent and the Fire// (pp. 215)** \\ 
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 By: Rubén Darío (1867-1916) By: Rubén Darío (1867-1916)
-From: Nicaragua+1904 Nicaragua
 Translated from Spanish by Gabriel Gudding  Translated from Spanish by Gabriel Gudding 
  
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   * **Cult of Hercules**   * **Cult of Hercules**
-The main function was to worship Hercules, son of Zeus as a hero and a god. It was said that he would strike down types of wasps that his worshippers were worried about. +The main function was to worship Hercules, son of Zeus as a hero and a god. It was said that he would strike down types of wasps that his worshipers were worried about. 
 When the cult reached Rome, it inspired the Hercules games, which were similar to modern-day Olympics. When the cult reached Rome, it inspired the Hercules games, which were similar to modern-day Olympics.
 [[https://academic.oup.com/edited-volume/33430/chapter-abstract/290594314?redirectedFrom=fulltext#:~:text=Although%20he%20is%20clearly%20a,he%20was%20a%20guest%2Dfriend.|Oxford]] [[https://academic.oup.com/edited-volume/33430/chapter-abstract/290594314?redirectedFrom=fulltext#:~:text=Although%20he%20is%20clearly%20a,he%20was%20a%20guest%2Dfriend.|Oxford]]
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 Read More [[https://literariness.org/2021/02/21/analysis-of-ruben-darios-to-roosevelt/|Here]]. Read More [[https://literariness.org/2021/02/21/analysis-of-ruben-darios-to-roosevelt/|Here]].
  
-**Emphasis on Spanish America through Royal Descent **+**Emphasis on Spanish America, Lion Symbolism, and Royal Descent/National Drift **
  
 <poem> <poem>
-Be careful. Spanish America is alive and well! +Be very careful. Long live this Spanish America! 
-There are myriad loose cubs now from the Spanish Lion. +The Spanish Lion has loosed a thousand cubs today: they are at large, Roosevelt, 
-Roosevelt, you'd need to be transfigured by God himself +and if you snag us, outlunged and awed, 
-into the dire Rifleman and the powerful Hunter +in your claws of iron, you must become God himself, 
-to finally capture us in your talons of iron. +the alarming Rifleman and the hardened Hunter. 
-And you think you have it all, but one thing is missing: God!+ 
 +And though you count on everything, you lack the one thing needed: 
 +God. 
 +(translated by Gabriel Gudding)
 </poem> </poem>
  
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 Source: Ellis, K. (1967) "Un análisis estructural del poema 'A Roosevelt'". //Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos//, no. 212-213 (August-September 1967), pp. 523-528.  Source: Ellis, K. (1967) "Un análisis estructural del poema 'A Roosevelt'". //Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos//, no. 212-213 (August-September 1967), pp. 523-528. 
  
 +{{tag>Spanish Nicaragua Teddy_Roosevelt}}
  
  
  

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