#dos palabras

[escribo-lo-que-nadie-lee]

Cada verso al reverso antes escrito por mi en este pequeño espacio donde cada estrella que ha formado parte de mi constelación latente se extinguió a la par que tu te armaste de valor para con tus labios entonar esas palabras que sabías me destruirían, soy una lluvia de estrellas, ardo en llamas y necesito destruir a mi paso algún planeta sin vida, algún satélite en órbita. Tal vez se atraviese una galaxia de bello sistema solar a quien solo quiera asombrar visitando su tenue atmósfera que a su vez podría ser cálida , sentir que aún pueden contemplar con anhelo mi ser ardiendo como lluvia luminosa.

[besitosconsaboracoco]

Porque la tarde se va haciendo noche

los murmullos son más, los ruidos menos

y los pájaros se hunden en la sombra:

aún los oigo cantar; ya no los veo.

Tanto sonido inútil, derramado,

si dos palabras bastan hoy: te quiero.

— Julia Prilutzky

[usuallydeepllama]

DOS PALABRAS

The story Dos Palabras by Isabel Allende from Latin America is somehow considered weird. Why? The protagonist, Belisa Crepusculario, sells words to the people and in return, she would give two words that must be kept to themselves only. Who sells words in real life, right? 

See and analyze the story Dos Palabras through this infographic which showcases the setting, its theme and characterization of the two main characters- Belisa Crepusculario and the Colonel.

The story ended by the Colonel's change of attitude with the help of the two words said by Belisa Crepusculario to him. In this image contains what the two possible words that were said by the protagonist. What could it possibly be?

With this story, we hope that you keep in mind that the words that come out of your mouth are powerful, so be careful with using it!

[el-jujeniodeletras]

Alfonsina Storni. Dos palabras. El dulce daño. [02]

[ahregila]

اللعنة عليك

(Fuck you)

[whilereadingandwalking]

July 11 – Dos palabras (Two Words) by Isabel Allende

I’m participating in #oneshortmonth, hosted by @armormadeofbooks!

Thoughts before reading: I adore Allende’s work. I’ve read this story several times in Spanish, and read it once in English just to remind myself how wonderful it is. It was a solid translation, which is good.

Favorite Quote:(s)

"No era la misma para todos, por supuesto, porque eso habría sido un engaño colectivo. Cada uno recibía la suya con la certeza de que nadie más la empleaba para ese fin en el universo y más allá.”

Rating: 5/5

What did you like: The magical realist tone and Allende’s straightforward yet somehow still dreamy writing are what I love about all of Allende’s works. I love that this story is about the magical power of words, about a girl’s desire to learn and to sell them, and her power to entrance and help people’s lives with the gift of their own special words.

What did you dislike: There’s really nothing I dislike about this story. I’ve always been entranced with this one.

Would you read more by this author: Of course.

[sentimientosentreletras-blog]

¿por que es tan difícil decir "te amo"? Quizás por miedo, o vergüenza, no lo se, pero todo sería más fácil si simplemente pudieramos decir esas dos palabras con más naturalidad

[movimento-sertanejo]

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Clique e leia :: Pablo López e Paula Fernandes cantam juntos no clipe da música - Dos Palabras

O cantor espanhol Pablo López acaba de lançar o clipe da música “Dos Palabras”, que gravou no Brasil, ao lado da cantora Paula Fernandes. Pablo e Paula se conheceram nos bastidores de um show de Alejandro Sanz, onde se tornaram amigos.

Dos Palabras, Pablo López, Paula Fernandes, Vídeos