Nacimiento de la pasión que se busca en el núcleo de su vida”. Aproximaciones al sufismo desde un poemario de Francisco Magaña
In 1992, Francisco Magaña published his third book of poems Calendas, la Mirada, under the collection “El ala de tigre” of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Nostalgia for a past time is suggested from the title and is reinforced by the opening epigraph, which belongs to the Persian mystic...
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2014
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| Sumario: | In 1992, Francisco Magaña published his third book of poems Calendas, la
Mirada, under the collection “El ala de tigre” of the Universidad Nacional
Autónoma de México. Nostalgia for a past time is suggested from the title
and is reinforced by the opening epigraph, which belongs to the Persian mystical
poet Jalal al-Din Rumi: “Estuvimos en el cielo, éramos amigos / de los
ángeles; Padre, déjanos / regresar allí, pues ésa es nuestra / tierra”. In this
book, there are many intertexts and hypertexts referring to typical themes of
Sufism. The call to contemplation, the relation between music and dance, the
images of samá, childhood and love as a path of union with the divine are
some of the more recurrent topics in this book, in which the Tabascan poet, rather than participating in a sufi mystical experience, amazed, writes about
his discovery of this tradition. |
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