Grandmother - Abuela by LudyMelltSekher

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Jul 01, 2007

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ABUELA Hay alguien que solo nos dio ternura, multiplicada para quitarnos la amargura. Era la madre, la amiga, la compañera, que amoldó nuestra fuerza hasta esta era. La que nos tejió millones de bufandas, en la cocina con olor a macitas de trigo. Su paso dejaba estelas de olor a lavanda, en su regazo noble donde encontrar abrigo. Sus ojos de mirada cariñosa y compasiva. Su palabra que aceptábamos con un consejo, No a los padres, pero sí a ella, conmovidos. El recuerdo no se va, se queda hasta el hollejo. La recordamos joven, elegante y bonita, parece que oímos sus historias infinitas Sus flores hermosas adornando sus jardines. Estás aquí, Abuela, cuando huelo tus jazmines. Ludy Mellt Sekher© Poema de mi libro "Libro de los Homenajes" ©I.S.B.N.1.345..633.10.9 ©Editorial L.M.S. @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- Muchas Gracias amigos por mirar mi trabajo, sus comentarios son muy importantes para mí @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- GRANDMOTHER (I so sorry my friends, is very difficult to explain to translate a poem without changing him the rhyme and the style) There is someone that alone tenderness gave us, It multiplied to remove us the bitterness. Was the mother, the friend, the companion, That to adapt our force to this was. The one that wove us millions of scarves, In the kitchen with smell to donnas of wheat. Its step left wakes of smell to lavender, In its noble lap where to find shelter. Its eyes of compassionate and loving look. Its word that accepted with a counsel, Not to the parents, but yes to her, touch. The memory does not go, remains to the skin. We recall it youth, elegant and pretty, it seems that we hear his infinite histories His beautiful flowers adorning his gardens. You are here, Grandmother, when I smell your jasmines. Ludy Mellt Sekher© Poem of my book "Book of the Homage's" ©I.S.B.N.1.345..633.10.9 ©Editorial L. M. S. @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- Many Thanks friends by looking at my work, its comments are very important for me @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->--- @>--->---