La luna y un sin fin de colores
La luna es un sin fin de colores
Mezclados con los rayos del sol
Que evocan un futuro lejano
Y sabio.
Como los llantos de los ninos que
Retumban a lo lejos y sabes que
Las lagrimas brotaran de tus mejillas
Auyentando los miedos en la noche
Y las sombras.
Primavera de Carne
Asciende la luna
Y el sol se esconde
Entre el universo y la vida
Ese insondable espacio
Que navega entre montanas y riscos
Incapaz de mover las almas
Esa laguna inmensa de agues
Turbulentas que corretean
Por el mundo sin deslumbrar
Momentos
Realizando suenos
Motivando ilusiones
Esas sensaciones olvidadas
En la parte mas intima de los
Acontecimientos
Ese ir y venire de las nubes
Claras y blancas
Por [...]
Naturaleza
Y ya escampa en un silencio agotador
Y las ventanas se abren nuevamente
Dando paso a un arco iris
Plagado de lindas hojas.
Se precipita como manantial dorado y debil
Un agua pura que atardece
Duermen y alas ramas de la locura
Y la casa cierra sus ventanas.
Viento que persistes
Dentro de ti buscando alimentarte
Creas mella en la distancia
Que supone otra dimension
Del tiempo.
[...]
For some reason, it just occurred to me that nearly all “Classic” novels are extremely depressing. With the exception of a few uplifting stories, the majority of what we are assigned to read in our English classes in high school or what we are told are classic literature are stories about death, despair, destruction and [...]
No preguntes,
escucha el silencio.
Aquel camino de la tarde
se los llevó de aquí.
Y ahora, entre ruinas,
duermen los sueños.
Fue su mérito ganarse
la gloria de dejar
un recuerdo sagrado.
Leyenda sin tiempo,
cuenta el silencio.
*De “POEMÁGENES”, © Luis Tamargo.-
http://www.writerscafe.org/writing/leetamargo/239665/
April is National Poetry Month, and I’m happy to say that a poem of mine was published earlier this month in the online literary magazine All Things Girl. It’s a free publication and there’s no pay, but it is an interesting magazine “for women by women” that features great content.
Aside from that, I’m also going [...]
Last Week was National Library Week and I was invited as a local guest author to attend the Harnett Library celebration on Sunday in Lillington, NC (two hours from where I live). Mystery writer, Margaret Maron was the scheduled guest speaker (Marilyn, you may know her personally). Cathey and Diane (from the library) made the event sound exciting and tons of [...]
Welcome to the April 15, 2008 edition of Books Carnival.
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The Thief Maker was recently named a Finalist for the 2008 Eric Hoffer Award for Independent Books.
The complete list of finalists can be found below:
http://hopepubs.home.comcast.net/~hopepubs/HAcategoryfinalists.html
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