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"Chambered heart"

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This is part of a poem. How do you say "chambered heart".

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updated May 20, 2012
edited by pacofinkler
posted by mdelcarmenbog8612
Hola, welcome to the forum! Please use a capital to begin your sentence. Thank you. - rac1, May 20, 2012
Fixed your capitalization,welcome! - pacofinkler, May 20, 2012

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How about this:

El Corazón Dividido - The Divided Heart

El Corazón de cuatro recámaras. - The four chambers Heart

Un corazón de cuatro cámaras - A four-chambered heart

updated May 20, 2012
edited by rac1
posted by rac1
There are several poems in english by this name but i don't find one in Spanish! - pacofinkler, May 20, 2012
Nor I, this is about the best I can come up with.:) - rac1, May 20, 2012
Lo mismo aquí - pacofinkler, May 20, 2012
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Well I did find something after all.

Aposento corazon could be used for " chambered heart" in a poetic way, but use a "yato' or a slight pause after the 'A" to give it a touch of color.

" I find all my memories as my mind passes through the chambers of my heart"

"Encontrar todos mis recuerdos como mi mente pasa a través de los aposentos de mi corazón"

Maybe not a really good translation but I hope it helps

updated May 20, 2012
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
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Corazón septada

updated May 20, 2012
posted by rac1
Muchas gracias. "Corazón septado" sounds good. It will have to end in "o" because it is affecting the noun. Thank you! Nice meeting you! - mdelcarmenbog8612, May 20, 2012
Nice to meet you too. I think Pacofinkler is on to something here.See his second post. - rac1, May 20, 2012
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You may find this interesting. I cannot find the phrase in Spanish, but as in all languages, in poetry the rules are those of the writer.

The chambered heart

Anais Nin

updated May 20, 2012
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
Very good information Pacofinkier! Thank you. - rac1, May 20, 2012