;-) To celebrate the March 8, International Women's day, we are studying the life and work of some English and Latin American poets: Gloria Fuertes, M ª Elena Walsh, Concha Mendez, Rosalia de Castro , Gabriela Mistral, Juana Castro, ...
is also interesting to know and appreciate closer to poets, who keep women from taking a treasure in the form of verses.
Some of them will be in our school on Tuesday to recite some of his poems. Then you can read a Trini Reina. There will also be the presence of Mary Strong, Mariló Pineda and Concha Caro. NIGHT
Night inclement. The porch
two cats meowing and curling
thunder. The wind whipped
shutters and howl, tearing
the vastness of silence.
tune on the asphalt cars.
In the distance a dog begging. Footsteps
mortify the road, and some keys
fall to the ground.
rain hums with unflagging encouragement
and full night progresses.
wet
paced and slow pendulum. Sleeps
owls and witches,
more than he mocks the dream.
The bed is a wasteland;
sheets, cold journey.
The absence does not occupy space, only pierces
breasts.
hearts and enslaves
and bone trephine. Height
early harvest.
Cats doubled their regret. The wind quieted
decrees,
and continues, still raining. AIR
air quickly takes on the flags,
estuaries and ashes.
Va
zigzagging roofs and between the sheets plays his mazurka
undecided. Take
air rush into the sands,
scapulars and vineyards.
And play to tickling
in
-white bellies of swallows. Take
air rush you feel
in
oscillating nature of your smile. Subscribe
;-) 
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