The idea that “words or verses are like a necklace” as shown by Becquer and in Arabic literature
Abstract
G. A. Bécquer in his poem, Rima III, states that, “the poem”, is like “necklace of pearls” this idea is rare in Spanish literature, but quite frequent in Arabic literature. Among the Arabic texts translated to Spanish before Bécquer wrote his poem, we find Conde de Noroña´s translation of Poesías asiaticas, published in 1833 and a verse carved in the walls of the Alhambra Palace translated to Spanish in 1859 and other similar texts translated into other European languages.
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