#Asno

[ochoislas]

YA DESDE TEMPRANO

Agua, retumba; y tú, tolva, trepida; en torno al buje gira, volantera; por canaleta vierte el grano, orenzo;

polvo, levanta. Negro en una barda el rucio espera ya desde temprano junto a la resonante catarata.

Las orejas sacude, a mirar torna: ¡qué tarde, entre acabar, ir pian, pianito, amasar, extender, meter al horno, humarás en la mesa, pan de afrecho!

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GIÀ DALLA MATTINA

Acqua, rimbomba; dondola, cassetta; gira, coperchio, intorno la bronzina; versa, tramoggia, il gran dalla bocchetta;

spolvero, svola. Nero da una fratta l’asino attende già dalla mattina presso la risonante cateratta.

Le orecchie scrolla e volgesi a guardare, ché tardi, tra finire, andar bel bello, intridere, spianare ed infornare, sul desco fumerai, pan di cruschello.

Giovanni Pascoli

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[estudiandodelabiblia]

Estudio basado en Marcos

TEMA: Marcos 11:1-11. La llegada del Rey. Expositor: Freddy Acosta - Cartagena, Bolivar, Colombia 

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Estudio basado en Marcos

TEMA: Marcos 11:1-11. La llegada del Rey. Expositor: Freddy Acosta - Cartagena, Bolivar, Colombia 

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El filósofo contaba la historia de un asno que acabó muriéndose de hambre al no poder elegir entre dos montones idénticos de heno.

Manuel Toharia en Historia mínima del Cosmos sobre Jean Burindan.

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Antíguamente... Arrieros por la Calle Larga (Trebujena-City).

[ochoislas]

Amo al asno tan dócil que bordea el acebo.

Que atento a las avispas sacude las orejas;

y carga gente pobre y sacos de cebada.

Va al filo de las zanjas pisando a trompicones.

Estúpido lo cree mi moza, y es poeta.

Siempre está contemplando. Tiene ojos de veludo.

No tienes su dulzura, muchacha enternecida:

porque él es ante Dios manso asno del azul.

Y se queda en su establo rendido, derrotado,

tras tanto trabajar sus pobres piececillos.

Cumplió con su deber del alba hasta la tarde.

¿Y tú qué hiciste, niña? Enhebraste la aguja...

Pero el asno se hirió: lo picaron las moscas.

Ha trabajado tanto que lástima provoca.

¿Qué comiste tú, niña? Te hartaste de cerezas.

Sin cebada está el asno porque el amo es muy pobre.

Chupó la soga un rato y se durmió en la sombra...

Tu cordial entretela no tiene tal dulzura.

Tal es el asno manso que va junto al acebo.

Tengo el alma llagada: te gustara esa voz.

Dime entonces, mi niña, ¿lloro entonces o río?

Ve por el asno viejo y dile que está mi alma

por los vastos caminos como él de mañana.

Pregúntale, mi niña, si estoy llorando o río.

No creo que responda: la sombra irá buscando,

de dulzor derrengado, por la senda florida.

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J’aime l’âne si doux marchant le long des houx.

il prend garde aux abeilles et bouge ses oreilles ;

et il porte les pauvres et des sacs remplis d’orge.

il va, près des fossés, d’un petit pas cassé.

Mon amie le croit bête parce qu’il est poète.

Il réfléchit toujours. Ses yeux sont en velours.

Jeune fille au doux cœur. tu n’as pas sa douceur :

car il est devant Dieu l’âne doux du ciel bleu.

Et il reste à l’étable. fatigué, misérable,

ayant bien fatigué ses pauvres petits pieds.

Il a fait son devoir du matin jusqu’au soir.

Qu’as-tu fait jeune fille ? Tu as tiré l’aiguille…

Mais l’àne s’est blessé : la mouche l’a piqué.

il a tant travaillé que ça vous fait pitié.

Qu’as-tu mangé petite ? — T’as mangé des cerises.

L’âne n’a pas eu d’orge, car le maître est trop pauvre.

Il a sucé la corde, puis a dormi dans l’ombre.

La corde de ton cœur n’a pas cette douceur.

Il est l’âne si doux marchant le long des houx.

J’ai le cœur ulcéré : ce mot là te plairait.

Dis-moi donc, ma chérie, si je pleure ou je ris ?

Va trouver le vieil âne et dis lui que mon âme

est sur les grands chemins, comme lui, le matin.

Demande lui, chérie, si je pleure ou je ris ?

Je doute qu’il réponde : il marchera dans l’ombre,

crevé par la douceur, sur le chemin en fleurs.

Francis Jammes

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[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

Hola, a friend and I are thinking about doing a sightseeing trip to Madrid in the middle of november. Do you have some insider tips what we should see? :)

hi anon, yes of course !!!

so, one thing about madrid, it isn't a monument city but a walking city. i'd say walking through the city center, centered around the two main squares, puerta del sol and plaza mayor (both also massive tourist hotspots so expect a ton of people). just walking around that area, around arenal street, calle mayor (main street), carretas street and others is enough to get a feel of the oldest part of the city (also called 'madrid the los austrias' or 'austrian madrid', when spain was ruled by the habsburgs). it's my favourite area honestly, alongside the barrio de las letras, which you can get to walking or in a few metro stops. its name translates to 'neighborhood of the letters' because a ton of writers lived here, and you can find phrases from spanish literary classics engraved on the streets, it's lovely.

apart from that central area, other cool spots i would really recommend you should check out is gran vía (busiest street in the city, it literally translates to 'broadway', it has a ton of theatres as well), malasaña (hip arts district, love the vibe, also it's so beautiful and there's always stuff going on, really nice place to go out at night as well), chueca (next to malasaña, it's the queer district!!! also very beautiful), debod (my actual favourite place in the city!!!!!! it's this hill that holds an egyptian temple - the temple of debod - that was gifted to spain after the aswan campaign, you can visit it and also the views from the city from here are lovely, you can find the best sunset here), el rastro (the largest flea market in the country, you can visit it every sunday, you can find anything here. also nearby, in the cuesta de moyano, there's a book fair also open only on sundays), retiro park (our main park, really pretty, it's very nice to just chill; it also has a lake you can row on, and cool statues and stuff), and the royal palace (it's open to the public if that's your thing, but the area around it is very very nice, i always end up here when i hang out with my friends).

now let's talk museums!!!! madrid has a ton of museums, i'll tell you the ones i recommend but depending on what you're looking for there's probably something for you. important to note is that at least the prado and the reina sofía museums are free everyday one hour before they close !!!!!! important !!!!!! check in case there's other museums that do this, but i'm unsure, i think it's those two and maybe the thyssen?

so. the main three art museums in madrid are the prado museum (the counterpart of the louvre, that sorta vibe), the reina sofía museum (our modern art museum, only stuff from picasso onwards), and the thyssen museum (ngl i haven't been here, it's a private museum made out of the collection of this one countess). all of them (more or less) are in the prado boulevard, which is also very nice to walk by so it's always lovely to go there even if you don't enter the museums. nearby there's also the national archaeological museum, my personal favourite one.

other smaller but also cool museums that i love are the madrid history museum (the facade is insane, also has tons of cool maps of the city), romanticism museum (an old romanticism-era palace with romanticism-era paintings and other stuff), cerralbo museum (underrated af; it is the personal collection of this one noble, the building itself is absolutely insane), and the sorolla museum (if you like sorolla this is your place!).

(i'm nearly done i swear)

if you have time and want to visit a nearby city, my recommendations are: alcalá de henares (really close to madrid, it has the second oldest university in spain, with a medieval feel to it, it also has the madrid archaeological museum - it was a roman foundation under the name of complutum - and most importantly, it's known for being the birthplace of miguel de cervantes, writer of don quijote!!!! you can visit his house, it's now a museum :), el escorial (deep in the mountains, it has the monastery of el escorial, maximum icon of spanish renaissance, it was the winter palace of the monarchy and holds the royal crypt, where most of spanish monarchs have been buried), toledo (oh if you love medieval cities you'll love this one. it was the first capital of spain, and it is most known for being the city that during the medieval times had christians, muslims and jews living peacefully. there's tons of churches, mosques and synagogues to visit, and it is very well preserved, with narrow steep cobblestone streets, cannot recommend it enough), and segovia (toledo is to the south of madrid, and segovia to the north! it is most famous for its roman aqueduct, the best preserved and highest in the country, and it also has a ton of historical buildings, including its alcázar, a palace that inspired the sleeping beauty castle !!!!!). also it's not a city but there's a national park in madrid, the sierra de guadarrama national park and it's super beautiful, it's this lovely mountainous area perfect for hiking or just chilling, and depending on when in november you come, you might see snow!

as a final warning!! i don't know where you're from but in november madrid is probably colder than you are expecting so make sure to pack some extra layers just in case !!!

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Happy Birthday Catherine Deneuve! 🎉❤️ (a little late 🤭)