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Pablo D. FloresPalabras amontonadas sobre literatura, poesía, traducción, lingüística, la ciencia y los misterios de la vida. Un pedido desesperado de atención, una cornucopia de trivialidades o algo para acompañar el café. Ocasionalmente multilingüe.
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Grandes gatos encerrados
Un cruce azaroso de charla sobre los poemas de Rilke y de mi recuerdo sobre cómo los gatos perciben el vidrio me llevó a pensar en el motivo literario de los grandes felinos enjaulados.
En el torbellino de las palabras
Sigo a vueltas con el tema de la imposibilidad de la comunicación humana y me encuentro con él en lugares insospechados, como una canción de Regina Spektor que ya había escuchado docenas de veces sin prestarle atención —hasta ahora— a la le...
La confianza de las golondrinas
El tema del que no puedo escapar son las golondrinas. En octubre del año pasado, apenas mudado a mi nuevo hogar, publiqué un post con tres haikus sobre ellas. Nunca antes había vivido en altura (este es un décimo piso), y las golondrinas me...
Octubre es el mes más cruel
La primavera trae, como la mañana, la ilusión de un principio (Borges dixit). El ciclo implacable de las estaciones se asegura de que la ilusión no sea más que eso (aunque ya eso es muchísimo), y quienes lo observan con atención desacoplada...
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