Featured Poet:
Leonor Maria
Irarrázaval Correa (Chile)
Las
mariposas del jardín de los enamorados (Butterflies in
Love’s Garden)
se han
ido
las he
espantado
una
tras otra
se han
ido
escapando
de mis tormentos
¿qué
nos queda? me pregunto
amor
¿qué
nos queda? te pregunto
amor
quizás
algún día vuelvan
con el
sol de una mañana
quizás
algún dia las haga volver
con
mis besos
y tus
besos
quizás
algún dia entren por una ventana
para
vernos
mi
cuerpo y tu cuerpo
juntos
amor
Butterflies
in Love’s Garden
They have gone
I have
frightened them
one by one
they have gone
escaping my
torments
what is left? I ask myself
what is left? I
ask you
maybe one day
they will return
with the
morning sun
maybe one day I
will make them return
with my kisses
and your kisses
maybe one day
they will come
through the
window
to see us
my body and
your body
together
love
Untitled
estoy pegada en un presente sin destino
amandote hace cien años
deseandote
siempre
te
extraño toda mi vida
I am stuck in a present
without destiny
loving you 100 years
desiring you always
missing you
all my life
Untitled
most of the time
I find my self swimming in a sea
a sea full of sadness
deep
dark
blue
sometimes
somepeople
take me to the surface
to breath
I see the
light again
Untitled
aquí
está mi amor
donde lo dejo
si tu no quieres
tomarlo con tus manos
entonces es
sólo mío
entonces no es amor
es profunda tristeza
Here is
my love
where do
I leave it
if you
won’t hold it in your hands?
Then
it’s only mine
then
it’s not love
it is deep sadness
Untitled
todo
lo que sale no viene de adentro
la
sonrisa se quiebra
ries
de lo que te parte
huyes
al encuentro y te encuentras en la huida
gritas
en silencio
miras
sin los ojos
BIO
Leonor
Maria Irarrázaval Correa was born in Concepción,
Chile
in 1968. She grew up in the countryside, near the rivers
Bío Bío and Laja, close
to the Andes. She has Basque, Catalan
and Irish roots.
During the middle of the dictatorship,
as a teenager she went
to live in London for two years. This time in
Europe, and the
death of her father the year before, had an
important
influence on her future thoughts about life.
She returned to Chile and studied psychology
in Santiago
during the transition government to democracy.
Always interested in psychotherapy, she worked
in different
areas;
counselling in a jail, creating workshops for factory
workers and treating people in mental health
centres. She also
worked at the university as an assistant
teacher for Social
Psychology, Clinical and Pathological
Psychology and
Psychiatry.
She moved
back to Europe four years ago to continue her
development as a
psychotherapist. She currently lives in
Barcelona.
Leonor
has her own practice. Her orientation is fundamentally
humanistic, based on the constructivism and
post rationalism
approaches.
Contact:
lirarrazaval at yahoo dot com
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