Jaime Sabines

Hola, estoy de vuelta, con mas frases de mis escritores favoritos, veo a muchos con un autor especial, pero todos lo son.

Hoy, es el turno de, Jaime Sabines.
Este escritor y poeta, es un romántico empedernido de sus poemas críticos y cortos. Tiene como base de sus historias a su esposa, padre y madre. Jaime, basó su amor y desamor a historia reales adornadas con su ingenio y cotidianidad.

Se dice a él mismo en un poema, que no nació para ser medico, lo supo siempre, que lo de él, era ser escritor.

Ganó muchos premios, su inspiración entre muchos escritores, fue Pablo Neruda, Hizo un Poemario En audio antes de morir. La frase que les traigo hoy, hace mucho énfasis en lo que sabines amaba escribir.

F R A S E

" Al frente del papel, sufro tu ausencia. Experimento un intenso dolor, y mi único consuelo es escribir ".

Fuente

Esta frase, fue una de las que me ha hecho sentir y escribir. Me siento profundamente identificada.

No existen, quizás, muchas palabras para describir este momento que sintió sabines, quizás los que escribimos poemas, sabemos que parte de ellos llevan dolor y una historia rota.

Me gusta la manera, en que lo expreso, simple, directa y sublime.

¿ Sentir dolor frente una hoja, te ha hecho sacar un buen poema ?

¿ A veces el dolor más profundo, suele ser, el impulso de encontrar paz ?

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Jaime Sabines

Hello, I'm back, with more sentences from my favourite writers, I see many with a special author, but they all are.

Today, it's Jaime Sabines' turn.
This writer and poet, is an inveterate romantic of his critical and short poems. His stories are based on his wife, father and mother. Jaime, based his love and lack of love on real stories adorned with his ingenuity and everyday life.

He says to himself in a poem that he was not born to be a doctor, he knew all along that his thing was to be a writer.

He won many prizes, his inspiration among many writers, was Pablo Neruda, he made an audio book of poems before he died. The phrase that I bring you today, makes a lot of emphasis on what you know he loved to write.

Phrase

" In front of the paper, I suffer your absence. I experience intense pain, and my only consolation is to write ".

This phrase, was one of those that made me feel and write. I feel deeply identified.

There are, perhaps, not many words to describe this moment that Sabine felt, perhaps those of us who write poems, know that part of them carry pain and a broken history.

I like the way, in which I express it, simple, direct and sublime.

Feeling pain in front of a leaf, has made you take out a good poem

Sometimes the deepest pain is the urge to find peace?

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