and the winds bring the voice of your rhymes, austere
the murmur of letters drop, drip
of ink
of counting syllables,
syllabication that moves her lips and contour
palate heaven
vetoing the air,
restricting vital memory, preventing the
heart beating until The verses flow like torrents
,
in abundance!
tearing the land and root
of trees cling to it,
tearing the clouds, causing
storms and hurricanes, or just touching,
with soft hands, the breeze
lend an ear to listen,
of eyes ready to read,
an articulated mouth,
slow or ill, the indefinable music
your inspiration shines.
Dalianegra Mayte.
Painting: "Erato muse of poetry" ("Erato Muse of Poetry"), 1870, Edward John Pointer.
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