Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Water in June's Memory (fragment) by Carlos Ramírez Vuelvas

II
Let fantasy inhabit the world’s skin again.
Let it be filled once more with ghostly figures,
along with the arrogant beauty of the terrible
sweet hand of nature.
Let there be nightly music over the road
for the primitive is sacred.
Do not let the future’s glance matter
nor the memory under crystals be named.
That in the essence of each thing a God name us,
that every instant be one.

Carlos Ramírez Vuelvas (Colima, 1981). Graduated from the Bachelor degree of Arts and Journalism at the University of Colima and the Masters degree of Arts at UNAM. He has published the poetry plaquette Calíope (SCC, 2001) and Brazo de sol (SCC, 2002). With this book he received the State Poetry Award and one year later the honors for the 35th National Poetry Award Punto de partida. Hhe has also been honored with the State Youth Award 2003 and the fellowship the State Fund for Culture and Arts 1999-2000. Some of his poems are included in the anthologies Los estremos que se tocan(SCC, 2004) and Un orbe más ancho(UNAM, 2005).

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