Armando González Torres en sitios de
Meters mala muerte, y más de beber
despertar con la
sospecha that you have stolen the face.
A face is a handful of dust that dares to
smile before being dispersed by the broom.
His face was the flowering of a corpse, and his voice a discordant echo
who refused to acknowledge.
in the clouds and water are also formed
sensualísimos faces.
all face is deep, and if you look at him,
feel dizzy.
was recognized in some faces, is hated in
many more.
Eyes Without basins, empty veins, nostalgic noses
their breaths.
A face is carved first in the desert sand
and then the wind filtered hidden regions where a legion of anonymous
Baptist tries to give a proper name. Ash
gesture that night before and you were leaving you were seduced by the looks
.
We have a face that aja, which is transformed into
every gesture, but another face
keep unchanged in memory.
Save it to your memory today was more merciful. That
the book that illuminates the world,
Oaxaca, Almadía, 2006.
Armando González Torres, born in Mexico City in 1964. Poet and essayist.
National Poetry Award "Gilberto Owen" and test "Alfonso Reyes." The poems
Orthodox conversation (Aldus 1996), The thirst of the dead
(Dagger, 1999), On neat (Verdehalago, 2001) and That which illuminates the world
(Almadía, 2006). Essay books
cultural wars Octavio Paz (Hummingbird 2001) and intellectuals die (Planeta, 2005).
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