thank you Hernan, this is straight PL ok. It was quite chilling to hear the repetitions of the simple words at the end of each stanza...like time dripping slowly away. Conveys my feelings these days quite accuratelyhayduo wrote: ↑April 13th, 2020, 10:38 pm Since no other Spanish works were submitted to this collection I figured I'd record a quick one.
I'm actually considering recording this whole book, so tell me what you think! Also, I had to amplify quite a bit but I think the background noise is still acceptable (?)
I wonder why the final E has been written with a capital letter 
some deeper meaning ?Regarding your link to this book: is this an official site from a library maybe ? Just asking to make sure the link does not vanish any time soon. Sometimes with only fansites, they lose interest and disappear again.
As to recording the entire book, you are free to do so of course. Just please note that we don't use any of our recordings twice in two different projects. So if you go ahead with it, you need to re-record this poem as well, and not simply use the same recording than here. Each recording should be unique and not a rehash.
You can also opt to take it out now of this collection and use it for your solo, if you decide to to so. But then please notify us before the project is archived 
Thanks
Sonia
), and the other in the word 'Lomismo' (an invented word, from the expression 'lo mismo' (the same)). Other invented words are 'cancionan' (derivative of 'canción' (song)); 'heriza' (combination of 'hiere' (hurt) and 'eriza' (bristle)). This is common in the Vanguardist movement.
. And yes, in times of quarantine, this poem fits perfectly.
). The very first poem I truly appreciated 
. Oh well, I'll shut up about it now, got a little carried away there.
). They're founded by a big bank so I trust it's stable, though I've already downloaded the book jic. 
(Section 3 here: