El monte de las animas - Gustavo Adolfo Becquer “Veía con esa fosforescencia de la pupila en las crisis nerviosas, como bultos que semovían en todas direcciones; y cuando dilatándolas las fijaba en un punto, nada,oscuridad, las sombras impenetrables” (6)
mirar por ti es mirarme es mirarnos
Cuando una persona piensa sobre la palabra ‘locura’, a menudo piensa en una persona con la mente rota, una persona que ve o oye cosas que no hay presentes. En una manera, esto es verdad. Pero es necesario para no confundir la locura con la imaginación porque ellos tienen los criterios similares. Pero, la diferencia … Sigue leyendo La Cordura en El Quijote
El juicio es un tema muy influyente en El Quijote. El autor, Cervantes, dice que leer libros secó el cerebro de Don Quijote, y por eso él perdió su mente. Pienso que el juicio no es directamente relacionado con la mente y tiene más relación con la felicidad de esta persona. La vida es loca … Sigue leyendo ¡Don Quijote no es Loco!
When a person thinks about the word 'madness', he often thinks of a person with a broken mind, a person who sees or hears things that are not present. In a way, this is true. But it is necessary not to confuse madness with imagination because they have similar criteria. But, the difference is very … Sigue leyendo Sanity in Don Quixote
"I know up on top you are seeing great sights, but down here on the bottom, we too should have rights." -Dr. Seuss, "Yertle the Turtle" Drawn by Lexi Palmberg This is a portrayal of Donald Trump as the Grinch following the immigration ban.
I've discovered that censorship has become the new normal. I've found that friendship is underrated. Insanity has been proven to be nothing but a label. I learned that it is only your imagination that can limit you, and finally that loyalty is invaluable. (photo by Amy Nocton)
This year we learned... Power is something that is desired by the majority but possessed by the minority. There are many different forms of friendship, and no one is better than another. To get through life successfully, you need to have faith in yourself and others. Insanity, not beauty, is in the eyes of the … Sigue leyendo Reflection
Madness is everywhere. Spanish class, especially the literature, has shown me it comes in all different shapes and sizes...but we continuously practice madness, no matter the conditions. (photo by Amy Nocton)
Fuentes, Carlos. “Pages 74-75.” Aura. Trans. Lysander Kemp. New York : Farrar, Strauss and Giroux, 1965. Print. You talk alone forgetting the beauty of your aura. The more you think, the more you desire You feel innocent. Don’t go. You can’t bear another day. You force yourself to fall asleep. … Sigue leyendo Don’t go (black out poetry from Carlos Fuentes’ Aura by Burley)
Perdidos en sus pensamientos 