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Poetic imagery, landscape and country vocabulary, inverted word order in verse, the future of conjecture, early 20th-century Spanish poetry
This article contains the text of Antonio Machado’s Campos de Castilla (first published in 1912, here in the enlarged 1917 version): 56 poems about Soria, the Duero and the Castilian plateau, including the long story in verse La tierra de Alvargonzález. Level B2 suits readers who can follow short lines but still need help with imagery and inverted word order. You will learn the vocabulary of landscape, farming and village life, and how Spanish verse plays with word order.
