Carl BouMansour
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• Dear friends, in previous posts I told you would recovering more poems of Abigael Bohorquez Sonoran writer.
• This time it's a poem that sings the poetry itself, the inspiration, the need to feel under the fingertips that order again teaches us the spirit when you need to express themselves.
• The poet pleads, begs and pleads so vehement that poetry put him to walk again.
• With an exquisite vocabulary and multiple variations thereof linguistic nuances Bohórquez heterogeneous enriches us and especially excited when we immerse us completely in his inspired universe.
Andrew Malinowski
• Poetry desembárcame,
• Give me grounded and Lenamar;
• candle as blood, kindle,
• you know your voice.
• Poetry horádame,
• Anchor me, balsamízame,
• Submerge in liquid light, slow
• this cup of wine;
• rescue me, tremólame,
• I have hungered for your spear in my side.
• The Transfiguration, poetry.
• Inúndame,
• make my bones shake;
• do not delay, storm,
• hit, opens gates
• tirelessly to vertigo,
• my childhood love, poetry,
• must give the song,
• the need, poetry,
• pertúrbame, combáteme,
• look at my heart, turn it on fire, collapse lover
• Deste knead trill
• no time to lose,
• the place is this, the heart, oh, thirst;
• desuéllame, poetry,
• strikes the blow that you must open the spout,
• quebrántame;
• and in the flesh admonitory,
• meat to give, give me that child, that child
• mocked and licking sweet
• your hands.
• Oh, poetry, take me,
• desgástame, desquíciame,
• appropriate
• where you are, sort, and put me
• walking. --------------
• Exordium • (Desert more, 1980)
• Abigael Bohorquez
Sir Edward John Poynter
John William Waterhouse
Jean Jacques Henner
Walter Crane
Dariusz Branski
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• Dear friends, in previous posts I told you would recovering more poems of Abigael Bohorquez Sonoran writer.
• This time it's a poem that sings the poetry itself, the inspiration, the need to feel under the fingertips that order again teaches us the spirit when you need to express themselves.
• The poet pleads, begs and pleads so vehement that poetry put him to walk again.
• With an exquisite vocabulary and multiple variations thereof linguistic nuances Bohórquez heterogeneous enriches us and especially excited when we immerse us completely in his inspired universe.
Andrew Malinowski
• Poetry desembárcame,
• Give me grounded and Lenamar;
• candle as blood, kindle,
• you know your voice.
• Poetry horádame,
• Anchor me, balsamízame,
• Submerge in liquid light, slow
• this cup of wine;
• rescue me, tremólame,
• I have hungered for your spear in my side.
• The Transfiguration, poetry.
• Inúndame,
• make my bones shake;
• do not delay, storm,
• hit, opens gates
• tirelessly to vertigo,
• my childhood love, poetry,
• must give the song,
• the need, poetry,
• pertúrbame, combáteme,
• look at my heart, turn it on fire, collapse lover
• Deste knead trill
• no time to lose,
• the place is this, the heart, oh, thirst;
• desuéllame, poetry,
• strikes the blow that you must open the spout,
• quebrántame;
• and in the flesh admonitory,
• meat to give, give me that child, that child
• mocked and licking sweet
• your hands.
• Oh, poetry, take me,
• desgástame, desquíciame,
• appropriate
• where you are, sort, and put me
• walking. --------------
• Exordium • (Desert more, 1980)
• Abigael Bohorquez
Sir Edward John Poynter
John William Waterhouse 
Jean Jacques Henner
Walter Crane
Dariusz Branski
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