12-06-2017, 06:46 AM
Bah, no yodels and accordions? For me you've robbed the poem's charm. We assume the musicians aren't present, does it matter what device they're coming through? I think you've lost the dreamlike quality that the first line implies, for me it was a memory with only the important stuff appearing. I liked the breaks on Saloma and house better. I hope you go back and if you must tweak, please do so gently. imo, of course.
(12-05-2017, 12:31 PM)alexorande Wrote: Mediodía
At evening, in bed.
Her knife beat the wooden board
to the repicador's rhythm; the radio's
saloma howls and violin melodies filled
the house with a soul that smelled like
the simmering gravy for carne guisada.
Alex, dame más pimientos del jardín por favor.
When will the beef be done Abuela?
Al mediodía mi niño,
al mediodía.
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