Poems & Tales from Nawatlahtolli Anthology.

Several poems are presented. "Stele of Voices," by Judith Santopietro. First Line: Monument of word; Last Line: storm of pebbles falling from the mountain. "Izcaltitla," by Judith Santopietro and translated by Sixto Cabrera González and Mariluz Suáre. First Line: Men from the taciturn hill; Last Lin...

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Publicado en:Brooklyn Rail pp. 76 - 78
Autores principales: Cartonera, Iguanazul, SANTOPIETRO, JUDITH
Formato: Poem
Publicado: Brooklyn Rail Apr2015
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