Abstract
A NTONIO MACHADO dedicated Iris de la noche to Valle-Inclin. Of a quality that justifies its enlistment for purposes of homage, the poem embodies and artfully conceals some of the most important problems that engaged Machado's attention throughout his career. One of these is the problem of anecdote. Anecdote becomes parable or exemplum in Iris de la noche because Machado reduces time and space to an abstract pattern. Time and space no longer accompany the poet, as in Soledades and Campos de Castilla. The immanence of nature-that
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