LUIS ROSALES, POET THAT CALLS ME
COME YESTERDAY afternoon going to die. On the way
acacia flower
dissolves in the wind. Among the branches,
deadly, almost vibrant
is the last sun. The earth smells,
starts to smell, and can not be
within itself and rises:
now no land on earth and in the air.
And there's a sunny Bardal, until he arrived;
shadow is the summary of the afternoon. I've been
mourn. Do not know who to cry. A distant smoke
-perhaps a train again, while saying:
I'm your pain, let me love you. Poem
Landscapes LUIS ROSALES
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Wedding Welcome Note Messages
ATARDOLIENDO
Time is transparent but appears opaque
dasaparición leaves a trail of ruins
convulsed on the skin livid whip
strengthened stillness is dismembered with shrapnel
chipped dust
soul atardoliendo
time is slow but fast manifests
passes through our eyes vertigo on
mouths open heathlands
dodging fallen branches swirl of altered pulse disappearance
arid wind friction
atardoliendo
time is slight but manifests dense
atarduele the influence of his step lost
exhaustion without
name forgotten region of extreme solitude broken
brands in the porous bone scrapings fear
atardoliendo
always atardoliendo
Time is transparent but appears opaque
dasaparición leaves a trail of ruins
convulsed on the skin livid whip
strengthened stillness is dismembered with shrapnel
chipped dust
soul atardoliendo
time is slow but fast manifests
passes through our eyes vertigo on
mouths open heathlands
dodging fallen branches swirl of altered pulse disappearance
arid wind friction
atardoliendo
time is slight but manifests dense
atarduele the influence of his step lost
exhaustion without
name forgotten region of extreme solitude broken
brands in the porous bone scrapings fear
atardoliendo
always atardoliendo
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