I recorded this video yesterday, March 8, to honor International Women’s Day. The fans I move in the air symbolise our wish for greater freedom, our non violent revolution against any kind of power abuse and oppression not just on women, but on any human being on Earth. The song is by a Catalan group… Continue reading Revolution Dance
Moon Buried In The Mud
Moon stayed with us on each terraceof hope we had built together.Our sweet friend came every night,sometimes hidden behind endless clouds,others as radiant as our heartsready to embark in an Icarus flight. We followed the moon high up in the skyuntil our wings collapsed and we fell down.Some other citizens did not take flight,they stayed… Continue reading Moon Buried In The Mud
Switch on Freedom
I bought this freedom online.It arrived just a few days ago.The messenger left it at my door.I came from work and found it,took it inside and read the instructions.It only needed three batteriesand then I switched it on.The yellow letters came aliveilluminating the whole room.The word became the most important.I switch it on and off… Continue reading Switch on Freedom
A Review of My Posey Taste Like: The Paradise Lost Edition – A Book by Alexandra Naughton
This is a collection of poems I have enjoyed very much. Each single piece is like the free flow of the waters of a river. At times the waters run crystal clear when the persona of the poem shows determination to unmask the truth of a life too much based on money and appearances in… Continue reading A Review of My Posey Taste Like: The Paradise Lost Edition – A Book by Alexandra Naughton
My Breathing into the World
My breathing into the worldcollapsed two years ago when our common lights and desireswere smashed against the darknessof prison cells and constant repression.An army of police could seize the ballots,beat us up, we peaceful voters,we would fall but stand up again:1 d’Octubre, ni oblit ni perdó,October 1, no oblivion, no reprievefor those who strangle democracy.Today… Continue reading My Breathing into the World
My Poem on The BeZine
One of my poems has just appeared in the September issue of TheBezine, dedicated to social justice. I strongly recommend you this publication and its participating poets. Please read my piece here.
The Resilient Rock
I want to love you Though the distance burdens me. Our intellects melted, Attracted to each other. I see you do need me As a rock to hold on to. And I receive your waves As they crash on me. Yet I do not mind the erosion For I am pure resilience When I feel… Continue reading The Resilient Rock
