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Cartas a Clara Silva (1955-1966)

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By Alejandra Pizarnik, Florencia Morera
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda
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Juego tabú

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By Alejandra Pizarnik
| Página|12 Verified
Ante todo una mancha roja, de un rojo débil pero no sombrío y ni siquiera opaco. La mancha configura un sombrero colorado que se inserta en el color arena húmeda del suelo compuesto por tres tablas de madera. El conjunto –sombrero rojo y madera ocre- relumbra igual que en algunas iglesias umbrosas el manto de la Virgen. Fulgor mediocre que resplandece por obra de la oscuridad vecina. El desconocido dueño del sombrero podría ser un niño que, asomado a la ventana, está jugando con una máscara.
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The Poetry of Alejandra Pizarnik

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By Alejandra Pizarnik
| Poetic Outlaws
“My ambition is to turn everything into poetry, to cultivate the art of unreason, and to break the barriers between the solitary soul and the world.” —Alejandra Pizarnik The great Argentine poet Alejandra Pizarnik was born on this day in 1936. Below is a brief commentary by the poet’s translator, Cole Heinowitz, followed by one of her uncollected poems. I hope this sparks curiosity about her work. She was an amazing poet who deserves a wider readership.
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