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y aún, te quiero

Posted by Mariluz in entre Mar y Tierras on Fri 28/03/2008 at 3:34 PM

Pero, no te llamo "amor",

Saliste a mis pupilas en el momento que menos esperaba

y...ahora,  no se si llamarte..."amor"

Te encuentro, caminando entre mis sueños

con un pretexto que aún no conozco...

(¿cuál es tu siguiente paso?)

 

...Ya no se quien eres

y,  ayer, creía saberlo.

 

dame uno de tus besos, esos que saben tan amargo( no lo sé).tan suaves

tímido dialecto

 

 dame un momento

¿no me lo quieres dar?...

 

¡Escúpeme!

y lanzame lejos,

 al Mar,  si lo deseas

a un terruño abandonado... de caricias que se esfumaron un buen día de finales locos y al azar.

 

Estás tan

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DISCURSO.

Posted by Mariluz in entre Mar y Tierras on Tue 19/02/2008 at 4:00 PM

En la tierra

nada está permitido

pero, todo se hace.

Gente se esconde en sus cuevas

                                 [en sus casas]

Para encontrar, entre sus rezos

alguna aparición  divina

Gente se esconde  en las cuevas de sus prejuicios

para no violar su cuerpo

                  [su  triste  cuerpo].

 

En la tierra, nada está permitido

Pero los hombres,   a escondidas

todo lo hacen:

en la cama,

   en el baño,

       en el clóset,

por debajo de la mesa  (en la mesa)

y en una silla

muy  cómoda y agradable

violan ahora  otros cuerpos

 como siempre

     como  siempre . 

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NARRATIVA

Posted by Mariluz in entre Mar y Tierras on Tue 12/02/2008 at 11:43 AM

Narrativa 3

"opino que hubiera dado la vuelta al mundo como cien veces de no haber sido por éstas casas"-rematando con -"de esta forma sentiría al mundo como mi hogar"- y aquí comienza la promesa del viajero.

 

 

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Thought for 2008

Posted by Mary in ZapBoom on 31/12/2007 at 20:46

As we look forward to our new year, it's also a good time to look back, to remember how far we've come and how quickly we are moving into the future. That's why I chose this week's quote from What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848, by Daniel Walker Howe.

We are in the midst of another transformation, not national but global, where information moves around the world at the speed of light. Yet, as Howe mentions in the beginning of his book, "Neither Alexander the Great nor Benjamin Franklin ... two thousand years later knew anything

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About Paris - Londres neighbourhood

Posted by vegas hotel in Vegas Hotel on 30.11.2007 at 0:26, CLST


 

 

 

 

The Vegas Hotel is located in the famous París-Londres area of Santiago, though located in the busy city, the hotel enjoys a peaceful setting.

The hotel´s history has been very special. In 1554, gobernor Rodrigo De Quiroga gave to Fray Martin De Roble 12 lots to be used by the Franciscans order, and they converted the lots into a religious center next to the Saint Francisco church.

In 1921, santiago became larger, and the order sold these 12 lots to a real state company for development.

Architects Roberto araya and Ernesto holzan designes a "Residence model block" for the new

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About Paris - Londres neighbourhood

Posted by vegas hotel in Hotel Vegas - Santiago de Chile on 11.29.2007 at 22:39, CLST

 

 

 

 

 

The Vegas Hotel is located in the famous París-Londres area of Santiago, though located in the busy city, the hotel enjoys a peaceful setting.

The hotel´s history has been very special. In 1554, gobernor Rodrigo De Quiroga gave to Fray Martin De Roble 12 lots to be used by the Franciscans order, and they converted the lots into a religious center next to the Saint Francisco church.

In 1921, santiago became larger, and the order sold these 12 lots to a real state company for development.

Architects Roberto araya and Ernesto holzan designes a "Residence model block" for the new

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Revolutionary Technology in 1517

Posted by Mary in ZapBoom on 05/11/2007 at 17:09


In 2007, everyone has the power to be a Martin Luther


In his 2006 article, "Changing Media, Changing Politics," University of California professor Samuel Popkin talks about the importance of distribution in stimulating intellectual and political change. He is not referring to the Internet though, but rather to the printing press.

Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenburg in 1517. In our history classes we are taught that this was the beginning of the Protestant Reformation, but there is a key factor that we aren't taught: distribution. It was not the ideas

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The Internet That Was

Posted by Mary in ZapBoom on 21/08/2007 at 15:11

Why do people want to be "on the Internet?" One of the main reasons is simple freedom. The Internet is a rare example of a true, modern, functional anarchy. There is no "Internet Inc." There are no official censors, no bosses, no board of directors, no stockholders.

Today that paragraph, written in 1993, seems naive and ill-informed. There certainly are censors on the Internet. Look at China and Saudi Arabia. While there is no "Internet Inc." the Internet is most certainly a commercial entity with its associated "bosses," "boards of directors" and "stockholders." I am not just talking about the

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