Dejame Penetrar A Tu Laberinio

by Maria Rodriguez


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Book Details

Language : Spanish
Publication Date : 6/21/2000

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5x8
Page Count : 324
ISBN : 9781587216152

About the Book

I have not written all my life, although I glanced anxiously at the amusement pages. Announcing it with a triumphing voice, I remember having seen at my house, through the fence's bars, four Angel missionaries. From the inside of my house my father gave a murmur of profound satisfaction. There was one that constituted a cohesion element, a thread that maintained me tied to my progenitor, anxious necessity of a naïve and edifying book of the old clergyman. It corresponded to my waiting, always trusting and rewarding. There were no mixed words. The have shown me they could exist.

The archpriest's strange case is not unknown. The list of my unnecessary relatives has not been missing. They form a part of my most careful habits, opening an abyss under our feet. However, it was a highly conservative play, ill-fated influence of modernism, site of the great way, mirror of my portrait, lovely star, worshipped sovereign who is to change one day.

When my father discovered the angels, a violent quarrel exploded between us. Our life continued without change. The angels continued uniting us for years. My father shared his time assisted by my brothers. I was looking for a job worthy of my abilities. The angels did not demand of me to perform any unreasonable activities.


About the Author

Since childhood I had been praying to Our Lord. Our life was stable and remained firm. My recklessness did not deserve anything else. I saw what was unbelievable, and what changed the whole route of our lives. I shouted after a brief silence and started the preparations for departure. When my mother passed away, the thread had been cut, the chain had been broken. She had disappeared from our lives, everything had to change. A new life was beginning. My father, with dignity, without making any comments, would water the dahlias, as usual, more unsteady and worried than it was customary.

Through the years, the same luck chased us, without rushing. What was there to fear? A possible reappearance of angels? There was nothing to fear. I did not break their pact. They have made a new appearance in my life. I can do without them. I had pleasure in prolonging the eve of their departure by relishing it with delight. Old streets from my childhood without giving any clue of my departure, amazing everyone with my strange speech. Short days in delaying I have given to myself. The chain I had decided to break was stronger than before. My house remains still standing. I have decided to finish my story in the open air.