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Cuatro poemas de Frederico Garcia Lorca

Song Cycle by Lucien Goethals (1931 - 2006)

3. La luna y la muerte  [sung text not yet checked]

Language: Spanish (Español) 
La luna tiene dientes de marfil.
¡Qué vieja y triste asoma!
Están los cauces secos,
los campos sin verdores
y los árboles mustios
sin nidos y sin hojas.
Doña Muerte, arrugada,
pasea por sauzales
con su absurdo cortejo
de ilusiones remotas.
Va vendiendo colores
de cera y de tormenta
como un hada de cuento
mala y enredadora.

La luna le ha comprado
pinturas a la Muerte.
En esta noche turbia
¡está la luna loca!

Yo mientras tanto pongo
en mi pecho sombrío
una feria sin músicas
con las tiendas de sombra.

Text Authorship:

  • by Federico García Lorca (1898 - 1936), "La luna y la muerte"

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