Neruda’s classic sentences are as follows:
1. I like that you are silent, as if you have disappeared. You hear me from afar, but my voice cannot reach you.
2. It seems as if your eyes have flown away, like a kiss sealing your mouth.
3. When I love you, the pine trees in the wind will sing your name with their silk-like leaves.
4. I like that you are silent, as if you have disappeared.
5. You hear me from a distance, but my voice cannot reach you.
6. The verses fall on the soul like dew falling on the grass.
7. You are not like anyone else, because I love you. Let me scatter you among the many wreaths. Who wrote your name in the letters of smoke among the stars in the south? Before you existed, let me remember your past appearance.
8. You listen to me from a distance, but my voice cannot touch you.
9. Black butterflies are sweet and real, like wheat fields and the sun, millet flowers and water.