31-10-2022

Poem of the Sea

Eugenia Flores Soria
Blue is the color of distance 
and blue, this endless cord I sustain 
the same one you tug at from I know not what abyss 
blue, the voice that names you and blue, the echo of my blue tears, 
and my rage was a diamond that glowed blue only at night 
like a diabolical star 
like a mountain of distant blues 
blue, the mask used by every petal of your word 
to span the distance 
remote, celestial wound  
sea, gashed like a wall or a fault line 
where all I can view is your shadow 



 
Eugenia Flores Soria holds a bachelor’s degree in Spanish Literature and a master’s degree in Education Sciences at the Autonomous University of Coahuila UAoC). Se has published an essay collection, Al sur de la literatura (Anónima Editores, 2021) and the book of poems Plegaria de la aurora (IMCS, 2016). Her work appears in several antologies both of poetry and short tales. She has been awarded three times with the Armando Fuentes Aguirre Prize of Cultural Journalism, in the categories of short note, article and column. She is studying a PhD in Education Studies and teaches Spanish Literature at the UAoC.

English version by Tanya Huntington.
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