In this anthology, Agnes Blake Poor introduces to the American public a collection of Latin American poets in translation. The poems are organized by country of origin, and present a variety of subjects and meters, aptly translated into English verse by Agnes Poor herself.

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• Preface, by Agnes Blake Poor
• The Pansy, by Esteban Echeverria
• To ---, by José Rivera Indarte
• To Rosas (extracts), by José Mármol
• May 25th 1849, by José Mármol
• In an Album, by José Mármol
• Bubbles, by Pedro J. Naón
• The Fugitive, by Pedro J. Naón
• Peace, by Florencio Varela
• The 25th of May, 1839 (extracts), by Juan Cruz Varela
• Impressions at the Foot of Illimani, by Mariano Ramallo
• Marabá, by Gonçalves Dias
• To Liberty (extract), by Francisco Manuel
• Theresa, by Bruno Seabra
• Folk-Song (Merendim or Mulondim) of the Brazilian Gypsies
• Love, by Hermógenes Irisarri
• After the Duel, by Santiago Escuti Orrego
• Yesterday and Today, by Narciso Tondreau
• The Guaili, by M. M. Madiedo
• To Washington, by Gertrudis Gomes de Avellaneda
• The Hurricane, by José Maria Heredia
• To General Flores, Conqueror of Miñarica, José Joaquin de Olmedo
• To Ch---, by Augustín F. Cuenca
• The Murmur from the Stable, by Rubén Darío
• Sonatina, by Rubén Darío
• Homage to Darío, by Arthur Giminez Pastor
• Sighs, by Ethelberto Zegarra Ballón
• To Edison, by Domingo de Vivero
• The Three Epochs, by Diego Maisias y Calle
• The Setting Sun, by José de Diego
• The African Mother, by Francisco Acuña de Figueroa
• Thou and I, by Juan Zorrilla de San Martín
• Does She Not Feel?, by Juan Zorrilla de San Martín
• A Remembrance of Puerto Cabello - The Mangle, by D.A.Lozano