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The children sing in the still night; clear stream, serene fountain. What do you have in your hands of spring? I A blood rose and
The powerful intercession of Saint Lucia, virgin and martyr, be our support, Lord. I also implore you to preserve the light of my eyes with
Lanjarón, through your cracks you cry the purest water to quench our thirst, to serve as a cure…
Spring: Today the clouds of the earth come out into the light. (M. Benítez Carrasco)
The calm of the air under the branch of the echo. The calm of the water under the foliage of stars. The calm of your
Strong light, clear sky! Oh, how the birds grow! Clear sky, strong light! Oh, how the oranges shine! Strong. Sky. Oh, how the wheat is
Oh! Lift the floodgates so that water is coming to this place so that the grass will bloom and the grains will bear fruit. (J
The children sing in the still night: Clear stream, serene fountain! (F. García Lorca)
By the river banks the night is getting wet and on Lolita's breasts the bouquets are dying of love. The bouquets are dying of love
But I feel in the water something that shakes me, like a wind that shakes the branches of my soul. Be a tree! (A voice
My little girl went to sea to count waves and pebbles but suddenly she finds herself in the river of Seville. Between oleanders and bells
Stop and pause. Let us put down our pens and take up our brushes. (Pedro Antonio de Alarcón when contemplating Lanjarón). But the song of
From the railings, on the mountain, mountain, mountain, mules and shadows of mules loaded with sunflowers. A sky of white mules closes its quicksilver eyes
...and I felt the springs bubbling as if I were listening to them in spirit. It was the same flow full of music and of