Capas del Cielo / Capas de Ti

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Como te vas a marcar el paso del tiempo, compa?
por el calendario?-Existen varios
por la fecha de nacimiento?-Todo es chance, y el reloj se equivoca
Aun las estaciones nos enganen, con inviernos calurosos y veranos friolentos en Antarctica…

Entonc te pregunto-
Como nos vamos a marcar el paso del tiempo?
Al cortar el arbol, se revelan sus anillos,
su piel, cada dia el viento y el fuego se lo batio,
hasta que irradio una capa nueva, y el parte se junto con el entero.
y cuando la fruta se brote de la semilla, sabemos entonces que el tiempo ha pasado
que el crecimiento se dio vida, que el alimento no sea lejo’

En tu dia, mi compa, que has cosechado tu?

lagrimas, amistades
un poema, un amor
- sera que aprendiste convivir con el dolor?
Sera tu corazon mas fuerte?
Lo has amasado suficiente para sea mas dulce y resiliente?

Hoy, que marques el tiempo por latidos ansiosos por la verdad
que la mano de tu reloj se anima por la persistencia , y no por la maldad.

Hoy, que cumples un ciclo de aprendizaje, y abres un nuevo
no porque te dice el calendario, pero porque busques otra vez al renacimiento!

Comments

“Tlanextli." said…
mujer mujer me dejas sin palabras....gracias......abrazos...
December 22, 2008 at 1:11 PM
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