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Old January 24, 2012, 04:10 AM
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How do I say "sweet poems"?
I want to translate this sentence:

"e.e cumming's poems are very sweet and original."

What Spanish adjective can say that a poem is "sweet"?
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cariñoso --which is the one I would use
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...or "tierno"

I'm not sure about "gracioso" though.
Perhaps "agradable", "lindo", "bonito"...
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