She was autumn.
El siguiente texto nació, como casi todos, en un intento (algo presuntuoso) de practicar el lenguaje de los paganos. Me permito anexarlo tal como nació y, un poco más abajo en la página, su extraña versión en español. Y como siempre, gracias por leerme. Ours—assuming it was a matter of two—was understood to be complicated from the beginning, most likely due to my own fault and my sickly habit of counting the petals of every single flower in the garden, wanting to anticipate the fading before the scent could even bloom. Talk about "us" is difficult for me; not because of a bad memory, but rather because I continue to understand us a little more each day, and sometimes, a little less. But I can speak of her, of her idea, of what she was. I couldn’t say she was light, though her pale face illuminated my memory more than she would ever dare to admit; nor would I call her darkness, yet her pitch-black eyes knew how to keep company with cold and somber moons, the kind that force yo...