IES La Canal. water poems

  • FEDERICO GARCÍA LORCA  POEMS

    We have translated three poems of Lorca realted with water. Water is a common theme in the literary production of Lorca.

    We also have made watercolor paintings of the related with the poems and we invited you to make more painting and upload it.

    SPRING
    The shadow has fallen asleep in the meadow. The springs sing.
    In the face of the wide twilight of winter my heart dreamed.
    Who could understand the springs,
    the secret of water
    newborn, that hidden song to all the looks
    of the spirit, sweet melody beyond souls...?
    Struggling under the weight of shadow,
    a spring sang.
    I approached to hear his singing,
    buy my heart doesn't understand anything.
    It was a sprouting of invisible starts on the chaste grass,
    birth of the verb of the earth
    for spotless sex.

    My centennial poplar of the vega
    Its leaves wiggled
    and were shimmering sunset leaves like silver starts.
    The summary of a summer sky was the big poplar. Meek
    and murky of gloom I felt
    the song of water.
    What auroras alphabet has composed
    Its dark words?
    Which lips pronounce them? And what do they say to the distant star?
    My heart is bad, lord! I feel in my flesh
    the implacable burning ember
    of sin. My inland seas
    ran out of beaches.
    Your lighthouses went out. It already lights them out My heart of flames!
    But the secret black of the night
    and the secret of the water
    are mysteries fust for the eye
    of human consciousuess?
    Doesn’t the fog of mystery not shudder
    the tree, the insect and the mountain?
    Don’t the terror of the shadows feel it

    stones and plants?
    Is it sound that’s just mine?
    And the chaste spring says nothing?
    But I feel something in the water that shakes me... like an air that agitates the branches of my soul.
    Be a tree! (A voice said in the distance) And there was a torrent of starts
    on the cycle without a spot.
    I embedded myself in the centennial poplar with sadness and eagerness. Which manly Daphne who flees fearful of a shadow Apolo.
     

     

     

     

    WATER

     

     

    SLOW CURRENT

     

     

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