#sol radiante

[lengua-herida]

Con escribir estas palabras, he escrito suficiente.

atrapada por el sol.

[gutierritoshds]

My OC: Sol Radiante. She’s such a loser and the kind of person who would search in chatGPT for new year resolutions cuz she has none in her empty pathetic life 🥰 I hope to share more of her this year

[isginspiration]

Amanecí donde hay oscuridad y ahí te vi, iluminabas toda la ciudad.

[miciudadstudio]

Fresca mañana

Una fresca mañana: vientos delicados, sol radiante. ¡Te contemplo! Hoy tu frescura es diferente: hueles a amor y esperanza. Hoy tu diseño es diferente, ayer fue diferente, mañana será diferente. ¿Cómo renuevas tu fragancia cada día? Despojándote del ayer, perdonando, soñando, amando. Así quiero ser, así quiero crecer: fresca, delicada, radiante. Solamente eres reflejo de su luz, de su amor, de su…

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[reichert-o-pensador]

" Que teu sorriso continue sendo sempre meu sol radiante "

Reichert - O Pensador

[lylewjqt-blog]

Latino Sun, Rising: Our Spanish-Speaking U.S. World

Latino Sun, Rising: Our Spanish-Speaking U.S. World ". . . well-conceived, clearly organized, and lucidly written."--Louis Mendoza, University of Texas-San Antonio ". . . couches the Latino rationale in sensitive, evocative vignettes of mother, father, and family love in the Latino community. . . . successfully contributes one of the few such book-length pro-Latino identity commentaries in a literary genre."--Andrés Tijerina, Austin Community College Now that Latinos are the most numerous ethnic minority in the United States and a growing part of the middle and professional classes, Latinos can see that their sun is rising. Working within a traditional Aztec framework of "suns" or days, Marco Portales looks through the window of individual life onto the "morning" (sol naciente) of growing up as a minority member of American society, the "noontime" (sol ardiente) of private adult life and the transmission of identity to a new generation, and the full heat of afternoon (sol radiante), when public business is done and the larger polity is addressed. In a society that often asks people to choose between their American and Mexican identities, Portales inscribes himself into his people's experience, remaining fully aware that no one person's story can embody the great worth and potential of all U.S. Latinos.