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1941–2010 Mexico
Esther Seligson (25 October 1941 – 8 February 2010) was a Mexican writer, poet, translator, and historian. She was an academic, with a wide range of interests including art, cultural history, Jewish philosophy, mythology, religion and theater.
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He carries islands of peace in his hands; she, a burning river-bed of windmills and storms.
Isomorfismos (1991)
To the brink of what edges does a kiss lead?
Isomorfismos (1991)
The afternoon bubbles, and flows stealthily towards the lap of night. A lukewarm sky envelops the city, like a caress on a check, a pleasure of solitude that relieves eyes and ears.
Isomorfismos (1991)
"Better to have scars than incurable wounds," Grandfather would say
Isomorfismos (1991)
His foot wounded, once again, on the sole, right where he was beginning to step with joy
Isomorfismos (1991)
To follow one's own path means the rejection of those chosen by others, he knows it, and will remain alone, against wind and tide, tremulous warrior who brandishes his sword in the air to test its weight and mettle.
Isomorfismos (1991)