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La Perca

by Galway Kinnell

Hay una bifurcacin en un rama de un arce antiguo, enorme, uno de una
arboleda de tales rboles, en donde subo a veces y siento y miro
hacia fuera millas excesivas de valles y de colinas bajas. Hoy en los
esqus tom a amigo para demostrarle los rboles. Precisamos abajo
del camino, dimos vuelta adentro en el carril que hace algunas
semanas, cuando los rboles eran casi vacos y no haban venido las
nieves de noviembre todava, puesto cubierto grueso en las hojas
rojas y amarillas brillantes, cruzadas el pantano, pasado el agujero
del stano que sostena el restos del cortijo 1850s que haba
resbalado abajo dentro de l por las etapas en los aos 30 y los
aos '40, seguidos el camino de registracin overgrown y vino a los
rboles. Sub hasta la perca, y este vez mirado no en la distancia
pero en el rbol s mismo, su tronco contorted por la lucha terrible
de ese tiempo en que tena su tiempo duro. Despus del trauma crece
menos slido. Puede ser una cierta tal hora ahora viene sobre m.
Tendra que hacer con unaccomplished, y con la unin procurada de la
soledad y de la felicidad. Entonces un rifle sonaba, varias veces,
absolutamente ruidosas, a travs del valle, las percusiones del
costumbre de la maestra masculina sobre la tierra -- el ms
agraciado, ms alarma de los animales que eran elegidos morir. Miraba
para ver si mi amigo haba odo, pero ella caminaba alrededor en
ella los esqus, estudiando los rboles, sonriendo a se, sus labios
todava llenados, porque todos los habamos drenado, con centenares
y millares de besos. Apenas entonces ella miraba para arriba -- la
manera, del punto bajo al colmo, el dios bendice -- y el azul de ella
los ojos brillados fuera del negro y del blanco de la corteza y de la
nieve, como los amantes que estn caminando en una mejilla helada del
tacto del da que congela a la mejilla helada, se besa, despus se
estremece para descubrir el calor que esperaba dentro de sus bocas.


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  Translations for this Poem
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 Portuguese  Korean  Russian  Chinese
 Japanese      
 

  Poems by Galway Kinnell
  1. After Making Love We Hear Footsteps
  2. Blackberry Eating
  3. Daybreak
  4. Fergus Falling
  5. How Could You Not
  6. Little Sleeps-Head Sprouting Hair I
  7. Oatmeal
  8. Poem Of Night
  9. St Francis And The Sow
  10. Telephoning In Mexican Sunlight
  11. The Cellist
  12. The Correspondence School Instructo
  13. The Perch
  14. Two Seasons
  15. Wait
 
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