Translated from the Spanish by Daniel Evans Pritchard. This is part of our special feature on Nationalism, Nativism, and the Revolt Against Globalization.   “The Young Nation”   It was a time of infamy and lies. The nation itself was dressed up like a squalid clown to draw attention away from our wound. That was then. We were young: bad weather, worse omens, we had nightmares in our hair as the sea swelled with wrecks. We … Continue reading Four Poems by Antonio Machado