Salt Oracle - Gordon, Ivonne
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Salt Oracle is a collection of poems about the earth, the home, and the ancestral memory of the human body. It celebrates the connection of that body with the contents of its environment-with the body's movement and grace; with food that unfolds into generational tales; and with the dreams that, like memory, bridge the divide of human existence. Estrellas de mar La espuma salada del mar crece en las manos humedeciendo los huesos ancestrales de mi especie. Las manos se convierten en el templo del rito sagrado, ese rito que cada día lo repito como si fuera un rito que me devuelve la gracia…mehr

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Salt Oracle is a collection of poems about the earth, the home, and the ancestral memory of the human body. It celebrates the connection of that body with the contents of its environment-with the body's movement and grace; with food that unfolds into generational tales; and with the dreams that, like memory, bridge the divide of human existence. Estrellas de mar La espuma salada del mar crece en las manos humedeciendo los huesos ancestrales de mi especie. Las manos se convierten en el templo del rito sagrado, ese rito que cada día lo repito como si fuera un rito que me devuelve la gracia Starfish The salty foam of the sea grows in my hands and dampens my ancestral bones. My hands become a temple for that sacred ritual that I repeat daily as if it were a rite that returns me to grace La mirada del águila Sus ojos hablan el lenguaje de otros mundos, los silencios eternos se hacen presentes en el ave de la magia y del presagio que aparece detrás del vidrio. The Eagle's Gaze Its eyes speak the language of other worlds; the eternal silences emerge in the bird of magic and prophecy that appears behind the glass.
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Autorenporträt
Ivonne Gordon Carrera Andrade (Quito, Ecuador). She did her doctoral thesis on: Femininity as mask. A study of the poetic work of GabrielaMistral. She is a poet, essayist, literary critic and translator. Professor of Latin American literature at the University of Redlands, United States. Among the most recent awards, the I Poet in New York, Poetry Prize, Ediciones Valparaíso, USA; International Poetry Prize Hespérides (Argentina); Poetry Prize, Jorge Carrera Andrade (Ecuador); finalist of the Extraordinary Prize Casa de las Américas (Cuba); finalist of the International Poetry Prize Francisco de Aldana (Spain); finalist Andrés Bello Prize (Spain); Honorable mention Academia Oriente-Occidente (Romania). Her poetry is recorded at the Library of Congress in the United States. Keynote Speaker at several universities in the United States. She has been invited to the most important international poetry festivals, her poetry is included in numerous anthologies worldwide. Her poetry has been translated into English, Romanian, Greek and Polish. She has published numerous academic articles on Latin American literature for international dissemination. Among her academic awards, she was awarded a Fullbright scholarship to research on the Conversos in Ecuador. Her poetic production is of interest to leading scholars of poetry, there are important academic studies on her poetic work. Several international congresses on literature have dedicated panels to the study of her poetic trajectory.