Selected Poems brings together the poetic works of Jorge Luis Borges, showcasing his lifelong engagement with themes of time, memory, fate, blindness, and the infinite. While Borges is best known for his prose, his poetry reveals the same depth of intellectual curiosity and philosophical reflection, often drawing from history, mythology, and his own personal experiences.

The poems in this collection range from early works filled with youthful passion to later verses reflecting on mortality, vision loss, and the act of writing itself. Borges' poetry is rich in imagery and deeply introspective, making it an essential read for both poetry lovers and those interested in his literary vision.

Why Read This Book

• A lyrical and philosophical exploration of Borges’ greatest themes.
• Offers a deeply personal glimpse into Borges' reflections on time, destiny, and blindness.
• Showcases his mastery of language and profound storytelling in poetic form.
• A must-read for both Borges enthusiasts and poetry lovers.

About the Author

Jorge Luis Borges (1899–1986) was an Argentine writer, essayist, and poet, widely considered one of the most influential literary figures of the 20th century. His works often explore labyrinths, infinity, time, and metaphysics, blending reality with fiction in an intellectually stimulating way. Best known for Ficciones and The Aleph, Borges' influence extends beyond literature into philosophy, semiotics, and modern thought.