Verse

Poetry

Poems that undress the soul and wake it. Titles published; full poems live in the books and, when she wishes, on this page.

In the book «I'll be there in 1, two, 3»

Sudden Rapture

Time is accessible to everyone, it is only passing through, it is limited, discreet… before the last breath that slowly ends.

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In the book «I'll be there in 1, two, 3»

Blank Page

What would you paint if you knew that no brushstroke had to be perfect?

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In the book «I'll be there in 1, two, 3»

Free tide

Our shine does not depend on him nor on them. Only on what our heart is willing to transform.

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In the book «I'll be there in 1, 2, 3»

The Gaze

Does it hold you back to do things that others can't understand? Do you need others to confirm the way you act?

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In the book «I'll be there in 1, two, 3»

Fireflies

How many fireflies of your life have you failed to see because you were too busy chasing something else?

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In the book «I arrive in 1, 2, 3»

Monsters from Beyond

The first one... who slipped in through the hole left by the fallen screw in the sign that reads: "Open".

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In the book «I'll be there in 1, 2, 3»

A Special Day

Today the sky hands out the tickets. The house of mirrors gives the water a thousand reflections.

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In the book «I arrive in 1, 2, 3»

Love

The wild breeze unsettles their glances accomplices... with the moon they set themselves free beneath its glow...

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In the book «Trilogy; "I'll Be There in I, two, 3»

It's Not What It Seems

Not everything is real. The minute hand lives in a rush while you neglect a pleasurable present.

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In the book «Trilogy; "I arrive in 1, two, 3»

Part of Life

...wrapped in a bond of belonging, they feel shelter and protection for being part of the family.

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In the book «Trilogy; "I arrive in 1, two, 3»

Unforeseen Outcome

Has it ever happened to you, as it did to the worm, that you accept something because it's the only option?

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In the book «Trilogy; "I arrive in I, two, 3»

Echo of Dualities

You sleep, you wake... and you fall asleep again. You die and you are born... each dawn.

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In the book «Trilogy; "I arrive in I, two, 3»

Two Worlds

A giant bubble of lights wraps around everyone alike; it will stay intact... as long as we daydream.

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In the book «Trilogy; "I arrive in I, two, 3»

Exodus

Furrows scored by the plow along the narrow path, sown fields for the cattle and the echo with neither body nor lowing.

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In the book «Trilogy; "I Arrive in I, two, 3»

Untamed Allies

They are indomitable guardians in epic battles of brotherly love.

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In the book «Trilogy; "I arrive in 1, two, 3»

Tenacity of Mud

A carpet of fresh grass in front of the main room, a gallery at the entrance that casts forth dreams.

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In the book «Trilogy: "I arrive in 1, two, 3»

Siesta Hour

The spider stops weaving, peers out through the crack in the window and bursts out laughing. What insolence!

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In the book «Trilogy: "I arrive in I, two, 3»

Orange Tanager

The sun curves among the ceibo groves, dark back and breast of fire. Enchanting, your flight filled the pampa with the hope of magic.

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In the book «Trilogy: "I Arrive in I, two, 3»

Wedding of Scales

Iridescent sighs of turquoise light up the sea. At last she draws him in… he smiles, bewitched.

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In the book «David Martinez»

The Little Dog Who Watched Over the Stars

In a little house, beside an old bay window, there lived a long-eared dog with eyes of clearest crystal. His coat was golden, his little paws honey-colored, a patch upon his chest and a small bell on his skin.

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