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Article: From 'The Dark Shore.' (fiction) (excerpt)(The Literature of Democratic Spain: 1975-1992)
- Article from:
- The Literary Review
- Article date:
- March 22, 1993
- Author:
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Marzan lived in a large old house near the "Plaza Mayor." A black cat with shiny hair and yellow eyes scrutinized me from a corner while the uniformed servant, who had opened the door and upon finding out my purpose for the visit, went silently, leaving me in the foyer. Above a writing desk, a large dock, adorned with two large angels grasping the wool of a goat, gave off a hastened tick-tock. The sound of whispers and soft footsteps preceded Marzan's entrance. He was a tall man, with dark hair and a large mustache which stuck out like a briar patch. His eyes were light, and he would change his expression with a grimace that would never reveal if it were in laughter or in ...
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Sands. (poem)(The Literature of Democratic Spain: ...
The Literary Review;
March 22, 1993 ;
318 words
...I come from traveling through indifference, the dust of roads, the pages of a book already forgotten, hills, pain, the meaning of olive trees, perhaps a sea without ships, softly indecisive, and also, tonight, your body that leads me to abandon everything, to sink in its desolate sands, before time
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