poems by writer Teresa Madrigal Uribe, who has surreal and futuristic influences and love electronic music by Berlin School
Saturday, December 1, 2012
A BRIEF BACKWATER
When somebody sobs in silence,
the sea emerges from caverns of his chest,
Murmuring frothy phrases imbued with life.
The rumor of gray cities
will not be able to opaque them,
Are so numerous, of so vast dimensions,
that they cross the line of time unseen.
And I’m here on the edge
With the sunset that burns my gloomy eyes,
Looking for a sunken treasure
in memory flooded with light .
I weave my networks with distant voices
that cry out in Saturn.
Its rare appearance
make to explode the shadows of foreboding.
While I ´m witness
of the polymerized factory’s music,
absorbed by the lethargy
produced by machinery’s days.
A brief backwater
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