Dr. Juan Moisés de la Serna, the author of Versos breves sobre el viento ("Brief Verses about the Wind"), explores the power and influence of wind as a force in nature and in human life. The book describes how this powerful natural phenomenon can affect not only the environment but also the emotional and mental well-being of individuals.
The story begins with a woman who is bothered by the wind, describing how it moves her hair and covers her face. She does not like this unwelcome sensation of being caught up in a strong gust. Then one day, when the wind is blowing strongly, no one knows what to expect. Suddenly, the wind rages without warning, pulling and pushing on everything around it with great force. As a result, the gentle rain falls from the sky, but with tremendous force to all and sundry. This powerful weather event proves to be affecting even the spirits. However, it also reminds us of the importance of keeping in mind that whatever we experience is not just outside ourselves but part of the larger cycle of nature.
Translated by Juan Moisés of La Serna, these brief verses, which are reminiscent of classic Spanish poetry, explore the significance of the natural environment and the effects it has on us. Versos briefs sobre el Viento reminds us that everything we experience and perceive is part of an intricate web of interconnectedness, and that we should always respect and appreciate the beauty and majesty of nature – even though sometimes it may bring us discomfort.
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Электронная Книга «Versos Breve Sobre El Viento» написана автором Dr. Juan Moisés De La Serna в году.
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Язык: Испанский, Кастильский
ISBN: 9788835431152
Описание книги от Dr. Juan Moisés De La Serna
El viento movió su pelo y eso a ella no le gustaba pues alborotado los tenía y hasta su cara tapaba. Un día ventoso se ha levanta nadie sabe lo que pasaba pero aquel viento sin aviso de repente apretaba. Tanto es así que la lluvia que suave antes estaba de repente con mucha fuerza esta a todos mojaba. AMOR Translator: Juan Moisés De La Serna
