Poesía

La Guerra

 

During La Guerra Del Chaco,

Campesinos sometimes hid some gold

In their houses, or in the ground,

Then went away, and died.

Others sometimes turn it up

When they plough their fields.

Or, when they meet ghosts at night,

They hear where the vessels are

That contain the golden sun.

 

O daughters of the land,

Lovely flowers in our rainbows,

The loveliest women amid the burning land,

Where were we dancing in the Great House,

Until they came and turned us to servitude?

Mothers, protect your children from the wolves;

They will snatch and bite them,

And turn them unto War.


Biografía

Tim Cloudsley nació Cambridge, Inglaterra. Es sociologo, escritor y poeta. Trabajó como profesor en la Escuela de Idiomas, de la Universidad Industrial de Santander, Bucaramanga en el ámbito de estudios culturales y literatura.


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