Tuesday, May 19, 2009

What Do Hand Signs Mean

The last verse of Farewell



The last verses of Benedetti
readers
While half the world give their emotional farewell to poet, come to light fragments of the book he was writing Two unpublished poems




BOOKS (Mario Benedetti)

I want to stay in the middle of
books vibrate with Roque Dalton and Vallejo Quiroga

be one of the most unforgettable pages

thence
judge the poor world do not mean that no one bind me I think of rustic

with green eyes
free memory in the breviary of the night in my alphabet guessing

feelings known to land on my dear
names I feel comfortable with many leaves
with adverbs are revelations
syllables that I asked a relief
adjectives
toys that seem to want to stay in the middle of them
books I learned to take my steps
to live with tricks and vital breaths
to understand what other
created and to be finally this bit I am


GAPS BETWEEN TWO
(Mario Benedetti)

If you think of anything that preceded it
can not avoid an uneasiness that we you cut slices of life is not easy to conceive
where will the insomnia
tears the joys
all that was in our hands
and we thought it was forever
finally realized that eternity was a crack between two shades
everything going again but not always embrace
why we had and that perhaps we still
little look back and I look forward
and fog
admit that I am between two empty
wisely well under the tracks where I'll be back with nostalgia
will pay attention because the scenery is my
and I want to travel with my landscape

The last verses of
Benedetti

ROBERT Reporting MUR - Xavi Ayén

Love, death, books ... are some of the issues that remain, as a last message in the poems he has left before dying Mario Benedetti (two of which are available on this page). As noted by his agent and friend, William Schavelzon, "are part of a new book I was under preparation and which failed to finish. Let's wait a while to see all the material and what you do with it. In principle, it will not appear comfortable with any new unpublished sources beyond this libro.Lo know because I was sending him every poem that ended, well, UNOA one, as you wrote, I wanted to know right away the opinion of its friends.


Monday, May 18, 2009

Columbus Oh Gloryholes

Benedetti Benedetti, the poet of love and life thy womb Less




A tribute to your verses sung by Serrat



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CURRICULUM (Mario Benedetti)

The story is very simple you are born


provides troubled sky blue red bird that migrates

the clumsy beetle
shoe crush your courage


you have

claims for food and
liability
usual cries
blameless until exhausted

sleep
disqualify you love and love is transformed

for eternity as temporary pride
until it becomes tender and heart
prophetic
debris becomes


you learn and use what they learned to become

slowly wise to know that at last the world is this
at its best
nostalgia at its worst and always a helplessness

always a mess


then you die.



Curriculum (Mario Benedetti - Joan Manuel Serrat)


The story is simple
time you are born in troubled provides

sky blue red bird that migrates

and insect reckless

to be trampled by his new shoe.

You really suffer for food

claims and foreign duty, or perhaps for routine

cries blameless blessed or cursed

until sleep comes
and disqualified.


You love transforms almost to the height achieved

feel eternal wonder of so many hopes

but fail to fall

prophet and the heart becomes debris.

You finally learn and use what they learned

to know that the world is like a maze

in
key moments
hell or heaven or helpless love
and always, always a mess.

you mature and look
signs of this

last rites and to the future budding
perhaps has become hopelessly

wise and when nothing is missing
then you die.

The story is simple.



Goodbye Benedetti, the poet of love and life
died

Mario Benedetti. Although, perhaps, who died last night really was Martin Santomé Montevideo. Because, above the poet of "The South Also Exists", another "songwriter" Serrat-this Benedetti was not only the poet who died was also a novelist, the creator of this wonderful work which, by itself, justify its continued presence in the History of American Literature. "The truce" a novel of 1960!

Santomé
Martin, the protagonist of the novel, carried away by the love of his jublilación few days, was sung by his beloved Laura Avellaneda, with verses Benedetti will be remembered in his last breath: "You do not know Martin Santomé / how much I struggled to live / how I wanted to live to live / But I must be lazy instigator of life / Santomé because I'm dying. "

Santomé died, died Benedetti. Died Sunday at his home at 88 years old, eleven days after receiving a medical discharge in hospital standoff on the outskirts of Montevideo, a chronic intestinal disease. A self-taught, a fighter of the letters in favor of compromise and social ethics, a melancholy lover of life, chased by a long agony.

massively A poet read
"We all bring from our childhood / one or two lines that are like a theme / and keep in our minds / Like a book that makes us good." These are verses of the poetry collection incomplete leaving the Uruguayan poet, provisionally entitled "Biography to find me." And all or nearly all, bring some lines of Benedetti stored in our memory. Because

Benedetti (Montevideo, 1920) was and is a popular poet, "a man who wanted to always flush the city poetry", as he defines the poet and novelist Benjamin Prado. Yes, a poet's poems puts you in the house or you mail the check under the door ", poems that were sung to life, love and liberty with unbridled beauty.

Poems. Perhaps too poems, which Benedetti left over, because sin, especially in the latter part of his life, excessive and irregular production, which amounted to over eighty poems. However, he also signed verses beautiful, fresh, astonishing and vital. Author Mario Benedetti is an imperative, a "myth discreet" as Hortensia Campanella entitled, precisely, the recently published biography of the Uruguayan poet.

Serrat: "It has helped us find" Joan Manuel Serrat
few days said: "Remember the figure of Mario, the height of a poet and human consistency, makes us better, helps us understand where come to find our place and turn lights on the way open to us. I vouch for this and, if necessary, I face delivery who says otherwise. "

not necessary. "It is a world renowned figure, admired and loved by crowds but very modest, which partly has to do with the idiosyncrasies of the Uruguayans," said Campanella. A writer who was primarily a poet, because he felt strongly that "poetry is the genre of the last honesty and irreversible."

entire map of poetry in English supports "his generosity, his modesty and discretion, and its coherence vital and their reluctance to stop invading their privacy," according to Campanella. Maybe that made him curl consistency until late in his communist-resistant shelter and Castro-fidelity, eloquently outlined the ideological impetus His work, therefore inseparable from his verses.

Much loved and admired
Another biographer, Mario Paoletti, author of "Benedetti, the spoiler," he described the passion that the poet stood in its path: "Every morning Mario Benedetti takes to the streets in Montevideo (in Buenos Aires and Mexico as well, but a little less) knowing that you can not walk many yards before someone asks for an autograph, or give a hug, or need to tell him that his books were the only spell in the darkest hours of dictatorship, or you reach your child, you chest, with a kiss to preserve him from evil. "

Paoletti has been defined, framed rather accurately: "There is nobody in the world of English literature that is so respected by the people, and so admired by the young people who attend his concerts-masse, and yet so abused for some criticism. The truth is that year after year, for many, MB poetry books sold like hotcakes in Latin America and Spain, while the same critical complains bitterly, in meetings and conferences that are lean times for poetry. "

Journalism, literary and political essays, novels, short stories and drama are the genres cultivated by the author of books like "Thanks for the Fire" (1974): "I alternated the different genres simultaneously, although poetry has been the most important to me," admitted almost always aware that his lines had opened a hole in the hearts of readers.

Followed by young
To Campanella, perhaps most remarkable about him is that? Is remarkable that the young generation feel it so close?. Perhaps as a grandfather who taught, above all, to live and love. Little Friend Award, unloved by the jury, however, slowly got to add the most important, as the Reina Sofia Award for Latin American Poetry and the Joseph Martí. Benedetti

lived in exile in Argentina, Peru, Cuba and Madrid during the Uruguayan military dictatorship (1973-1985), although in the capital of Spain has been living intermittently until just over a year, which perhaps, I knew , returned to die. Juan Carlos Rodríguez

18/05/2009 - http://ecodiario.eleconomista.es/libros/noticias/




EVEN GREAT POET A TRIBUTE TO FILL THE SOUL OF POEM
EVEN A GREAT TRIBUTE PARTNER OF BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS
A TRIBUTE TO GREAT POET THAT IT IS IN YOUR SOUL
LINES ALREADY INSTALLED IN THIS LIFE
fills the sky OF VERSES ... BON VOYAGE
DON MARIO BENEDETTI ...

Verena



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Saturday, May 16, 2009

Fire Extinguisher Lasts

everything is confusing ... Ithaca


Less
your belly is all confusing ...
(Miguel Hernández) Less

your belly
everything is confusing. Less
your belly

future everything is fleeting, empty
past, cloudy. Less
your belly
everything is hidden under your belly

all insecure, everything is rearwardly

dust free world. Less
your belly
everything is dark, your belly

less clear and deep. Miguel


Hernández
English poet born in Orihuela, Alicante, in 1910.
son of peasants, played among other trades, the pastor of goats. Guided by his friend Ramon Sijé, started in poetry since the age of twenty, he published his first book "Perito en lunas" in 1933 and thereafter, the sonnets grouped in "The lightning that never stops," marked the poet's love experience. During the civil war
actively campaigned on the Republican side as Commissioner for Culture, was imprisoned and sentenced to death to end the conflict. Before dying, sick and detained, he published his latest book, "Song and Ballad of absence." Died
in 1942. ©


All the poetry of Miguel Hernandez is wonderful, makes it to the soul with the essence and charm, speaking from love to the Libet.
A great poet who always gives his poetry and magic Serrat has given more life with his music and his voice .... Freyja



Less your belly - Juan Manuel Serrat


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Thursday, January 22, 2009

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CHARTER

Fernando Giucich

many times
I wanted to write this letter,
and many other pieces I did


The long speech of my troubles, fearing
a joke, an irony

floating between the lines.

All attempts are unsuccessful,
now cast aside like old cardboard


in the little room of junk.
When I see a Sunday stroll

by the lake shore

usually accompanied by your children,

I have a feeling that if I had written the letter
,
they would be mine.



Giucich Fernando was born in Asuncion (Paraguay) and lives in Buenos Aires since 1969. He studied Law and Foreign Trade. Complete the drafting of student newspapers and assisted in drafting scripts for radio shows on film criticism. CLARA
is his first book and contains selection of poems written between 1980 and 2005.


Truth is a precious book of poems, feelings and life
Congratulations great poet and friend, and come clean sweep many more books, continue to fill the world of poetry

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