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  January 2021     3 years ago

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Paintings.

And here are hanging the signs with which the rooms are personalized.


A head of Buddha in a wooden frame,



a Tibetan bowl, paternal heritage,



a replica of Xul...

by ROMA CAGIMARAL

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Noises in the house.

Something is happening in this house.
An uncomfortable presence that goes around
A hateful silhouette that corners us.
Flying. He wanders in the rooms of childhood and the corridors are now abandoned.
Noises do not lie down at night.
The night is...

by Roma Cagimaral

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Gossip

Who finally finds the courage to speak,...

by Roma Cagimaral

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Vortex

There is like a sensation in the look
when the form becomes suspended.
In contemplating the environments the facades
in talking for an hour with nothing,
there is a feeling
when the action is...

by ROMA CAGIMARAL

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The poem is beautiful. Maintains impeccable rhythm and harmony. Perhaps my comment that I was naive was not due to the issue of hope, such as making an equivalence between democracy and elements of immanent order such as faith. Definitely a cute poem. 

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You're
right. My opinion is perhaps due to thinking that words, s in poetry, should
suspend language, make it a contemplation in itself. Amanda's poem is
beautiful, its rhythmicity shows a wonderful sensitivity. Only when he talks
about democracy, it seems naive to me that he makes sense of it by appealing to
an analogy with something hagiographic such as faith. But it doesn't detract
from its pretty message.
 

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This poem is Too naive.

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