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| Pichinkucha, tallado en piedra de Ellen Alexander |
Yuntas disjuntas
© Fredy Roncalla
Poemachata qellqakapunaypaq
Kaynata waqnata tapukuraqani:
Kinsa vocalchayuqchu pichqa vocalniyutaqchu
Cusco imperialtachu Cañete imperialchayuqtaqchu
Chullalla verdadererutaqchu cheqaqmi llapankutaqchu
Traduccioniyutaqchu hinallataqchu
Culturosoniyuqtachu llaqta rimaytaqchu
Purotaqchu chawa chawataqchu
Waqaylla waqakutaqchu mispikaniyuqtachu
Metrontintaqchu hinallapas kanmantaqchu
Rimayutaqchu rimaykullaspachu
Retorikawanchu purun ñannita
retamayuqtachu
Chaysi pirdichiwanku
Poema qellqaspa vida gananayta
paysana
Jajaja. Imaynatapas killqakusun sasapasun yachachiqkunata paykunaqa altunman phawanku yachaysapaman tukushpa.
ResponderEliminarFredy, I have been looking at that stone bird since you first posted it, and thinking what an amazing Inca/pre-inca work of art. It really speaks to me. I feel a connection to it. Why? Haha! Because I did it! A stone from Cayuga Lake! Almost 50 years ago!!! Thank you for treasuring it and for reminding me .
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