DAYS OF RAIN
A Dario V. Palacios Núñez
Understanding life, Darius, in these days of rain,
if not as the inscrutable succession of blows
ancient natural no,
a constant deployment and redeployment
sticking out and ravage
the world we inhabit.
How grasp, even glimpse,
beyond the horizon
the glare of the pure and unknown
the magnificent aura of tomorrow.
How to look Minotaur measured,
how about the passing clouds
of the shadows and mouths
the ancestral heritage of the legendary city of hope buried
nostalgia forever
implacable remoteness bleeding moonlight
now that everything is so still and so quiet.
The light reflected from the lagoon
dark tear which stagnates in the soul,
the sad sound of rain persists
wet drum which regrets the departure;
yellow flowers watered while on the water
the attention of the gulls ...
Pale sky, cloud overlapping
many gestures of love lit disorder;
rain and work it all ...
diluted At the mercy of all that cow
like a blind man listens
Street in the shade of geranium and frost
sucking in a cluster, the rose of life intact ...
Understanding life, Darius
perhaps as a sunflower that burns at night
as it consumes the wood grilled
trampling the night with the March wind
under a deluge of loneliness
with the body beaten by the look mauve
naked in the water, trembling with love and cold
but not with fear,
because love is a river much wider than
the shores of time.
Understanding life, Darius, if not
as the constant pursuit of giving and serving,
to weigh anchor and hoist flags
and ignite fires of tenderness and friendship in these
rainy days.
Marx Espinoza Soriano
March 25, 2011