Graffiti Poem by Luz EtchemendiGaray

Graffiti



Through the cobblestoned street
beneath the heat of the sun,
I went climbing toward the field of reeds.
When I arrived, the light blinded me.
Menacing walls
blocked my path.
I wanted to reach the end,
leave this blind alley.

Fleeing from the afternoon siesta
and my nightmares,
I recalled
that when I turned that certain corner,
it was there I found it,

A graffiti scratched on an adobe wall.
I believe that my shadow wrote it
with charcoal:
'Do not forget -
I know only that you live today'

Translated from Spanish to English by D.Ginhson with comments by S.Littleton.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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Luz EtchemendiGaray

Luz EtchemendiGaray

Parana, Entre Rios Argentina
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