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and those of Robert Blake White , John Henry White , his great-grandfather of
to Enrique Uribe White of and BERNARDO GONZALEZ WHITE.
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. and those of Robert Blake White , John Henry White , his great-grandfather of
to Enrique Uribe White of and BERNARDO GONZALEZ WHITE.
Click on each underlined title to go there
September 2, 2009
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brazenly alive
By: Sara Araújo Castro
This Wednesday at the Gimnasio Moderno (1), Maruja Vieira, Manizales poet read his poems and talk with the writer Gonzalo Mallarino festival under the Lines of Your Hand 2.
By: Sara Araújo Castro
This Wednesday at the Gimnasio Moderno (1), Maruja Vieira, Manizales poet read his poems and talk with the writer Gonzalo Mallarino festival under the Lines of Your Hand 2.
http://www.elespectador.com/impreso/cultura/articuloimpreso159125-descaradamente-viva Public and complements
TERTULIA WHITE, http://tertuliawhite.blogspot.com/
TERTULIA WHITE, http://tertuliawhite.blogspot.com/
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"At 85 some are blatantly living. / It is assumed that we love / need to know that walking is no longer joy before / unless the sun and the grass ...".
that poem full suffice transcribe unpublished Maruja Vieira, entitled The 85 * and we would not need to say more about this woman today, as she, with simplicity and depth that characterize his poetry, condensed into 20 lines the meaning of life and their issues at this time. However, the history of Manizales, which weighed anchor early age to pursue writing and working in radio and press is an example of tenacity, talent and sensitivity.
addition to having been part of a generation of poets with a capital (along with Meira Delmar, Matilde Espinoza , among others) and a member of the Colombian Academy of Language, Vieira is still valid and active in that office that came to her as a child, but only after knowing the work of Antonio Machado at age 19 decided to write.
ran the 40's when he read a book called Dawn of Oblivion (1942), of Meira Delmar. Even then he dared to some verses. And also the days with Enrique Uribe White , his kinsman, reader and mentor, were long and many of his poems ended up submerged in the lagoon of Muna. So, wanted to write like her, but chose to become his inseparable friend. So, he says, called, introduced himself and spent his life talking and corresponding with this fellow who had given her poetry.
A Maruja, while talking to her friends of the soul, a twinkle in her eyes, the joy of remembering becomes waterlogged in a "sleeper tears" of nostalgia. But why not! Sighs and remembers her cat María Mercedes Carranza ** , Dora Castellanos, partner at the Academy, and Elisa Mujica, who was proposed for membership of the institution, she and Matilde Espinoza were inseparable. Even in the afternoon, from the window of his home at 49 with 3 ª, looks up the mountain was the home of his friend and accomplice of adventures. And while talking of his professional colleagues and sensitivities, I can not avoid mentioning that while fighting poets living in this means of letters and vanities, women were united. "Oh, you were so lonely and neglected that we had no way not to be. But besides of course, with such wonderful women. "
is true, but Molly worked since he left Venezuela in the 50's on the radio and then on Venezuelan television, although wrote in El Tiempo and El Espectador, the "pillar of smoke," although it was an advanced woman married only after 30 to who would become the love of his life, the poet José María Vivas , only time has given her and her companions, the category that his talent deserves.
But the recognition or lack of it is none of this beautiful woman, whose voice evokes memories slow and serious, and explains how poetry came to her as a child and how it keeps coming, with its inner musicality, with their content the force must have a poem that does not turn into a cage of 14 bars as some of the sonnets White that Uribe did him the favor of drowning.
Also remember that dinner in Cali when a man entered with a white head that shook her world. "It was love at first sight but second thought, because I knew the poetry of José María Vivas Balcázar ." There, after reciting one of those poems Bolivarian she knew, she remembered her friend Molly Venezuelan Carlos Vivas, who had just died, and could not help the tears. Then, the poet took his hand and "If you see, me not yet been released. I always knew that love is stronger than death, I believe in eternal love, he died in 1960 and here I am ... "I would add what she already said of herself brazenly alive." +++++
that poem full suffice transcribe unpublished Maruja Vieira, entitled The 85 * and we would not need to say more about this woman today, as she, with simplicity and depth that characterize his poetry, condensed into 20 lines the meaning of life and their issues at this time. However, the history of Manizales, which weighed anchor early age to pursue writing and working in radio and press is an example of tenacity, talent and sensitivity.
addition to having been part of a generation of poets with a capital (along with Meira Delmar, Matilde Espinoza , among others) and a member of the Colombian Academy of Language, Vieira is still valid and active in that office that came to her as a child, but only after knowing the work of Antonio Machado at age 19 decided to write.
ran the 40's when he read a book called Dawn of Oblivion (1942), of Meira Delmar. Even then he dared to some verses. And also the days with Enrique Uribe White , his kinsman, reader and mentor, were long and many of his poems ended up submerged in the lagoon of Muna. So, wanted to write like her, but chose to become his inseparable friend. So, he says, called, introduced himself and spent his life talking and corresponding with this fellow who had given her poetry.
A Maruja, while talking to her friends of the soul, a twinkle in her eyes, the joy of remembering becomes waterlogged in a "sleeper tears" of nostalgia. But why not! Sighs and remembers her cat María Mercedes Carranza ** , Dora Castellanos, partner at the Academy, and Elisa Mujica, who was proposed for membership of the institution, she and Matilde Espinoza were inseparable. Even in the afternoon, from the window of his home at 49 with 3 ª, looks up the mountain was the home of his friend and accomplice of adventures. And while talking of his professional colleagues and sensitivities, I can not avoid mentioning that while fighting poets living in this means of letters and vanities, women were united. "Oh, you were so lonely and neglected that we had no way not to be. But besides of course, with such wonderful women. "
is true, but Molly worked since he left Venezuela in the 50's on the radio and then on Venezuelan television, although wrote in El Tiempo and El Espectador, the "pillar of smoke," although it was an advanced woman married only after 30 to who would become the love of his life, the poet José María Vivas , only time has given her and her companions, the category that his talent deserves.
But the recognition or lack of it is none of this beautiful woman, whose voice evokes memories slow and serious, and explains how poetry came to her as a child and how it keeps coming, with its inner musicality, with their content the force must have a poem that does not turn into a cage of 14 bars as some of the sonnets White that Uribe did him the favor of drowning.
Also remember that dinner in Cali when a man entered with a white head that shook her world. "It was love at first sight but second thought, because I knew the poetry of José María Vivas Balcázar ." There, after reciting one of those poems Bolivarian she knew, she remembered her friend Molly Venezuelan Carlos Vivas, who had just died, and could not help the tears. Then, the poet took his hand and "If you see, me not yet been released. I always knew that love is stronger than death, I believe in eternal love, he died in 1960 and here I am ... "I would add what she already said of herself brazenly alive." +++++
* THE 85
Ana Mercedes Vivas
At 85 we are blatantly living.
that are supposed to love us
should know that walking is not the joy of prior
unless the sun and the grass.,
are supposed to know
that our nights are too long, because
we have to go to bed early
and there are many things that we can not go
because we are tired.
But we live openly
and not our eyes,
is the light that weakens as we read
and not our ears,
is the voice of others is no longer sound.
is the streets that have become
too long, the stairs are too high.
But we live openly and some lucky
have a window where the sun shines in the afternoon
and a voice that calls us beloved.
Source: http://www.poetasdelmundo.com/verInfo_america.asp?ID=4550
VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8qdVQf -uzk read the poem by Maruja Vieira
----- ** From Maruja Vieira vieiramaruja@hotmail.com
tertuliawhite@gmail.com To Tertulia White
fecha4 September 2009 Case
14:19 RE: The cat bandit
Dear White: Modern Gym What was wonderful. The story of Sara Araujo also. It would appear that my cat was called Maria Mercedes, but no. is that I called "My cat bandit" Maria Mercedes Carranza, whom I knew from very young. I started to call it from the day when, in company other poets, climbed to a demolition and she opened her poetry "anti-Carranza, because there is nothing more than to the poetry of Eduardo Carranza that the poetry of his daughter. She loved to call her so, but the last gatuña .... I have the soul is still scarred. I hope the energy will last me for us to meet in October in Sabaneta (1). Hugs
tertuliawhite@gmail.com To Tertulia White
fecha4 September 2009 Case
14:19 RE: The cat bandit
Dear White: Modern Gym What was wonderful. The story of Sara Araujo also. It would appear that my cat was called Maria Mercedes, but no. is that I called "My cat bandit" Maria Mercedes Carranza, whom I knew from very young. I started to call it from the day when, in company other poets, climbed to a demolition and she opened her poetry "anti-Carranza, because there is nothing more than to the poetry of Eduardo Carranza that the poetry of his daughter. She loved to call her so, but the last gatuña .... I have the soul is still scarred. I hope the energy will last me for us to meet in October in Sabaneta (1). Hugs
Maruja Vieira (1) View: ERATO 2009, Maruja Vieira award for White. Sabaneta (Antioquia) . http://mvw-ntc.blogspot.com/2009_07_19_archive.html
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"The lines of your hand" in the Gimnasio Moderno
1 (4) September, BOGOTA http://con-fabulacion.blogspot.com/2007/ 08/las-lineas-de-su-mano-en-el-gimnasio.html
During the first four days of September, the Modern Gym will become a place of literary palmistry. No psychics, fortune tellers and gypsies, but instead will be readers who wish to unravel the mysteries of eight prominent literary poets of the country.
This second version of the event "The Line of Your Hand" will, like last year, with the intention to create opportunities for reflection on the literary production of the best exponents of Colombian poetry.
Poets are invited Quessep Giovanni, Dario Jaramillo Agudelo, Elkin Restrepo, Jaime Garcia Maffla, Maruja Vieira, Alvaro Rodríguez Torres, Pompilio Iriarte and Renata Durán. Intellectuals recognized the group of readers are invited to converse with each author about his work. They will be people reading the hand of every poet and transmitted to the audience that there are treasures. Including Juan Felipe Robledo. Gonzalo Mallarino, Federico Díaz-Granados, Juan Carlos Bayona, Juan David Correa, Graciela Magglio, Ricardo Silva Romero and Camilo Jiménez
"Lines of Your Hand 2" will be a free space, led to the general public in which, through lectures, panel discussions and meetings with each of the writers, readers of poetry can glimpse the past and this literature of each poet. And perhaps the future.
The opening will be on Tuesday 1 at 6:30 pm with the participation of Juan Carlos Bayona and Federico Diaz-Granados.
On Wednesday there will be meetings with Pompilio 2 Iriarte (9 am), Giovanni Quessep (11 am) and Maruja Vieira (2:30 pm). It will also make the conversation "Words to a Young Poet" (4:30 pm) between Giovanni Maffla Quessep and Jaime Garcia. Be followed up by the Round Table "cultural management in favor of poetry", where they will participate: Pedro Alejo Gómez, César Aguilar, Gloria Gutiérrez, Julián David Correa and Diana King, moderated by Maria Angélica Pumarejo.
Thursday 3 September, held meetings with Renata Duran (9 am), Elkin Restrepo (11 am) and Alvaro Rodriguez (2:30 pm). The act "Words to a Young Poet" with the participation of Maruja Vieira, Renata Durán and Pompilio Iriarte will take place at 4:30 pm. The round table "The publication and dissemination of poetry "in which participating writers: Jorge Ivan Parra, Patricia Miranda, Clara Mercedes Arango, Patricia Beltrán Valenzuela and Ivan Castillo, moderated by Guido Tamayo, will be held at 6:30 pm.
On Friday September 4 are scheduled meetings with Jaime Garcia Maffla (9 am) and Dario Jaramillo Agudelo (11 am). The event "Words to a Young Poet": conversation between Elkin Restrepo Alvaro Rodriguez and will be held at 4:30 pm. And to conclude the Round Table will take place "Poetic Creation" (6:30 pm) with the participation of poets: Miguel Méndez Camacho, Gonzalo Márquez Cristo, Luis Fernando Afanador, José Luis Díaz-Granados, Rafael Del Castillo y Jorge Cadavid. Después de este último evento habrá una copa de vino.
"The lines of your hand" in the Gimnasio Moderno
1 (4) September, BOGOTA http://con-fabulacion.blogspot.com/2007/ 08/las-lineas-de-su-mano-en-el-gimnasio.html
During the first four days of September, the Modern Gym will become a place of literary palmistry. No psychics, fortune tellers and gypsies, but instead will be readers who wish to unravel the mysteries of eight prominent literary poets of the country.
This second version of the event "The Line of Your Hand" will, like last year, with the intention to create opportunities for reflection on the literary production of the best exponents of Colombian poetry.
Poets are invited Quessep Giovanni, Dario Jaramillo Agudelo, Elkin Restrepo, Jaime Garcia Maffla, Maruja Vieira, Alvaro Rodríguez Torres, Pompilio Iriarte and Renata Durán. Intellectuals recognized the group of readers are invited to converse with each author about his work. They will be people reading the hand of every poet and transmitted to the audience that there are treasures. Including Juan Felipe Robledo. Gonzalo Mallarino, Federico Díaz-Granados, Juan Carlos Bayona, Juan David Correa, Graciela Magglio, Ricardo Silva Romero and Camilo Jiménez
"Lines of Your Hand 2" will be a free space, led to the general public in which, through lectures, panel discussions and meetings with each of the writers, readers of poetry can glimpse the past and this literature of each poet. And perhaps the future.
The opening will be on Tuesday 1 at 6:30 pm with the participation of Juan Carlos Bayona and Federico Diaz-Granados.
On Wednesday there will be meetings with Pompilio 2 Iriarte (9 am), Giovanni Quessep (11 am) and Maruja Vieira (2:30 pm). It will also make the conversation "Words to a Young Poet" (4:30 pm) between Giovanni Maffla Quessep and Jaime Garcia. Be followed up by the Round Table "cultural management in favor of poetry", where they will participate: Pedro Alejo Gómez, César Aguilar, Gloria Gutiérrez, Julián David Correa and Diana King, moderated by Maria Angélica Pumarejo.
Thursday 3 September, held meetings with Renata Duran (9 am), Elkin Restrepo (11 am) and Alvaro Rodriguez (2:30 pm). The act "Words to a Young Poet" with the participation of Maruja Vieira, Renata Durán and Pompilio Iriarte will take place at 4:30 pm. The round table "The publication and dissemination of poetry "in which participating writers: Jorge Ivan Parra, Patricia Miranda, Clara Mercedes Arango, Patricia Beltrán Valenzuela and Ivan Castillo, moderated by Guido Tamayo, will be held at 6:30 pm.
On Friday September 4 are scheduled meetings with Jaime Garcia Maffla (9 am) and Dario Jaramillo Agudelo (11 am). The event "Words to a Young Poet": conversation between Elkin Restrepo Alvaro Rodriguez and will be held at 4:30 pm. And to conclude the Round Table will take place "Poetic Creation" (6:30 pm) with the participation of poets: Miguel Méndez Camacho, Gonzalo Márquez Cristo, Luis Fernando Afanador, José Luis Díaz-Granados, Rafael Del Castillo y Jorge Cadavid. Después de este último evento habrá una copa de vino.
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