A passionate Dario poem with a mathematical pulse …
Category Archives: Dario
A Roosevelt / To Roosevelt 4
“You would need to be, Roosevelt, GOD himself…” (PART 4 OF 4)
A Roosevelt / To Roosevelt 3
“The America in which noble Guatemoc said, ‘I am not in a bed of roses’.”
A Roosevelt / To Roosevelt 2
“If you cry out, it sounds like the roar of a lion…”
A Roosevelt / To Roosevelt (Dario, 1904)
“A ROOSEVELT” by Ruben Dario (1904) ~ First verse, translated into comics:
Augurios 6: Murcielago / Omens 6: Bat (Dario, 1905)
The final verse …
Augurios 4: Gerifalte / Omens 4: Falcon (Dario, 1905)
The bloodiest verse of Dario’s 1905 “Augurios” (“Omens”):
Augurios 3: Paloma / Omens 3: Dove (Dario, 1905)
“A dove passed / which almost grazed with its wings my lips…”
Augurios 2: Buho / Omens 2: Owl (Dario, 1905)
“An owl passed / over my forehead…”
Augurios 1: Aguila / Omens 1: Eagle (Dario, 1905)
The first verse of Dario’s 1905 “Augurios” (“Omens”)…
