twisting to the sun and the moon

what Calypso told me this afternoon verbatim.

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oh jetfly…

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apoetreflects:

LXIV

     ¿Conoces los invisibles
hiladores de los sueños?
Son dos: la verde esperanza
y el torvo miedo.
     Apuesta tienen de quién
hile más y más ligero,
ella, su copo dorado;
él, su copo negro.
     Con el hilo que nos dan
tejemos, cuando tejemos.

LXIV

     Do you know the invisible
spinners of dreams?
They are two: fresh hope
and shifty-eyed fear.
     They’ve a wager as to who
will spin fastest and most—
its gold ball, hope;
its black one, fear.
     We weave with the thread we are given,
when we weave.

—Antonio Machado, from “41 proverbios y cantares” (“41 Proverbs and Song-verse”)  Antonio Machado: Selected Poems (Harvard University Press, 1982), translated by Alan S. Trueblood.

apoetreflects:

XXXVI

  No es el you fundamental
eso que busca el poeta,
sino el tú esencial.

XXXVI

   It’s not the basic I
that the poet is after
but the essential you.

—Antonio Machado, from Antonio Machado: Selected Poems (Harvard University Press, 1982), translated by Alan S. Trueblood.

onyxearth:

National Geographic  April  1977

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hannahjarvie:

texturism: potholes filled w yarn by juliana santacruz herrera

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doctorwho:

Very sound advice!

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