Oak and carnation Cecilia Jorge Luis Borges
In my book "Universal Poetry Anthology" in page 425 I found two Lascarro poem Elvira Mendoza. I tried finding something online about it, the truth is that there are references to his poems and his book, but nothing on a biography of her, just born in Bogotá in 1930 and died there in 1950. I leave you today his two poems, that talk about it more than any biography.
Monday, September 6, 2010
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"You put soul of oak ...
...en cuerpo de clavel".
Las fotos son de la red.
Nubes, velas, gaviotas...
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¡Como envidio las roca que desafía los vientos!
Como envidio la roca que desafía sea,
supporting storms, without pain or mourning,
and spends years without even think.
Cloud sails, seagulls ...
sailors stories and in the dark nights, the waves weep.
As radiant star envy flashes
envy as the star with his eternal existence, because
need to light my way your eyes
and raise you every day love a prez.
Dame love. Of your life heal the injuries. Dame
light of your eyes even once,
the light of your eyes and the warmth of your lips
once I know even if he dies later.
Prayer
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Although my soul, a desert illusions-thirsty
not ask the right of youth and love,
calm just beg you for my renunciation,
let it run tame my youth in bloom.
You gave me two souls: one, diamond,
the blows of life may well bear;
but gave me another soul, dreamer and lover,
and passion, sometimes I feel faint.
are the best years of my life and die ...
-cut short illusions that fill the garden.
Board a frail body with a steel core ...
oak soul put into the body of carnation!
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