“La Lluvia” ~ Jacqueline Acuña
“La Lluvia” ~ Jacqueline Acuña
Este poema está dedicado a mi nana, que descanse en paz. Donde sea que te encuentres, espero que sepas que te amo y te extraño. Espero que te guste este poema. Hay otra versión en Ingles titulado “The Rain”.
“La Lluvia”:
La lluvia nos saludo en el principio del fin.
Nos dirigió hacia el camino adelante.
Un camino enlodado, lleno de piedras, con saltos y golpes.
Un camino muy bien viajado.
Un camino lleno de dolor.
Un camino que dirige a todos hacía el mismo, desgraciado final.
Y igual como vino, se fue.
Inesperadamente.
Nos dejó empapados en lágrimas de tristeza, de alegría.
Pero la lluvia nos trajo juntos, nos unió.
Y juntos lloramos su partida.
Llorábamos porque sin ella había una sequía en nuestros corazones que nunca va estar resuelto.
Las nubes también se juntaran, por el resto del tiempo y llorarán por su memoria.
La agua goteando desde el cielo no estará llena de su presencia.
La agua no será suficiente para aliviar el dolor de la desaparición de la lluvia.
Y aunque no queramos aprender a vivir con el dolor y la sequía lo tendríamos que hacer.
Solamente tenemos su memoria para satisfacer nuestra sed de querer verla, de querer estar redondeados de su presencia.
Solamente tenemos su memoria de la frialdad recorriendo nuestra piel, llevando con ella nuestras preocupaciones y dolor.
Por ella, nos convertimos en lluvia—llorando gotas tratando de limpiar el dolor de haberla perdido.
Por ella, nos convertimos en lluvia para recordarla.
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