Perhaps whatever final shadow that
the shining day may bring could close my eyes,
and this my soul may well be set aflight
by time responding to its longing sighs;
but it will not, there on the farther shore
its memory leave behind, where once it burned:
my flame the icy current yet can swim,
and so severe a law can surely spurn.
Soul by no less than a god confined,
veins that such a blazing fire have fueled,
marrow to its glorious flames consigned:
the body will abandon, not its woes;
will soon be ash, but ash that is aware;
dust will be, but dust whose love still grows.
|
HOME | AUDIOLIBROS | VIDEOLIBROS New! |¡APRENDA IDIOMAS! - LEARN LANGUAGES! 
"El puñal" Borges, "El diablo y el relojero" Daniel Defoe, "El ángel caído" Amado Nervo, Poemas en Prosa de Oscar Wilde , "China" José Donoso, "La fuerza de la sangre" Cervantes, "Espiral" Anderson Imbert, "Vida loca" Domingo Arena, "Le spleen de Paris" Baudelaire, "El zapato" Pardo Bazán, "Meter al diablo en el infierno" Boccaccio, "Un expreso del futuro" Julio Verne, "Las tres preguntas del emperador" Leon Tolstoi, "El jardinero" Rudyard Kipling, "Blancanieves" Hnos Grimm, Cuentos de Augusto Monterroso, Poemas de José Martí 
