Orillas

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 | Author: Sojournposse Editor

The Shores. Photography and words by Eduardo Negrin Torres

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Spain. July 2010.

La arena, bendito palimpsesto, que ha dado todas las formas,
y hundido sus hechos…
La belleza culmina la fuerza de lo nuevo,
la destrucción, el beso.

Translation:

The sand, blessed palimpsest, which has all forms,
and sunk his deeds …
The beauty culminates the strength of the new,
destruction, the kiss.

Photos © Eduardo Negrin Torres.

Eduardo Negrin’s previous photo-poem project:
Cuando Las Orillas Se Confunden – When shores merge with each other

Categories: Edition 30, Photography, Visual poetry | Tags: Eduardo Negrin Torres

One Comment on “Orillas”

1 The Editor said at on August 3rd, 2010:
One of my favourite stories on Sojournposse.

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