The guitar
makes dreams weep.
The sobbing of lost
souls
escapes through its round
mouth.
And like the tarantula
it spins a large star
to trap the sighs
floating in its black,
wooden water tank.
translated by Carlos Bauer
The guitar
makes dreams weep.
The sobbing of lost
souls
escapes through its round
mouth.
And like the tarantula
it spins a large star
to trap the sighs
floating in its black,
wooden water tank.
translated by Carlos Bauer
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Excellent poem. It made me miss playing
It made me listen to Sharon Isbin playing Joaquin Rodrigo.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome. Lorca’s great, isn’t he?
I am probably one of few people who like spiders. Great poem.
I’m not sure how I feel about spiders, but I do love listening to a good Spanish guitar.
Reblogged this on Leonard Durso.
The first two lines are brilliant!
That’s Lorca.