Cae donde el mar bate y canta, Su noche llena de peces. . . La riqueza del lenguaje poético en la obra de Lorca se reconoce, tal vez, gracias al impacto sensorial que emiten sus versos, en las que se desplazan uno o dos adjetivos para calificar a sustantivos otramente extraños. Hace del encuentro de [...]
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De Lorca y las delicias del lenguaje
Posted in El hedonismo de las letras, San Pedro de los pinos, Warwifery, tagged Anatomy of Hedonism on June 11, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Phantom of a Hopper Lady that was…
Posted in Warwifery, tagged Phantom limb on June 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
…Unable to believe in anything at the unchanging core of being but a phantom limb’s complete and constant Wing-ache… -Jeffrey Schultz . . L.
uh, a girl possessed
Posted in Lady Macbeth, Skipping reels of rhyme, Warwifery, tagged "Everything is fornicating with everything!", Steve Reich and night vision are to be blamed, this is just to say on February 22, 2010 | 1 Comment »
sunday night, cat-like, i made a mash-up (with all its letters) of a girl possessed. {last two minutes are empty cuz i’m new at garage band}. *click at your own risk* . L.
