
Date of issue: 04.07.2019
Song language: Spanish
El Poeta Enamorado(original) |
Triste historia |
y un poeta enamorado, |
varios anos exhiliaron |
que ha perdido la razon. |
Frente a frente |
no midieron las palabras, |
recurrieron a las armas |
de apuntar al corazon. |
El soaba |
noche a noche en su poesia, |
que con lastima escribia, |
pues de nada le sirvio. |
Y ella en cambio |
era tan fria y tan fuerte, |
que ni los versos latentes |
volvieron a su cajon. |
Y se bebio |
las palabras |
del poeta enamorado, |
como gotas con las que se desahogo. |
Y dale vida, |
dulce genio, |
otra poesia, |
que el poema de Raquel se desangro… |
que el poema de Raquel se desangro. |
Lentamente |
hizo el auto y su maleta, |
poco a poco su chaqueta |
iba sintiendo el dolor. |
Y al momento, |
fue el primero en derrumbarse, |
justo antes de marcharse, |
una lagrima escribio. |
Tantos aos |
compartiendo junto a ella, |
y ahora en busca de otra estrella |
el bohemio se largo. |
Y ella en cambio |
era tan fria y tan fuerte, |
que ni los versos latentes |
volvieron a su cajon. |
Y se bebio |
las palabras |
del poeta enamorado, |
como gotas con las que se desahogo. |
Y dale vida, |
(translation) |
Sad story |
and a poet in love, |
several years exiled |
that he has lost his reason. |
Facing |
they did not measure the words, |
they resorted to arms |
to aim at the heart. |
He dreamed |
night after night in his poetry of him, |
that with pity he wrote, |
because it was of no use to him. |
and she instead |
she was so cold and so strong |
that neither the latent verses |
they went back to their crate from him. |
and he drank |
words |
of the poet in love, |
like drops with which he vented. |
And give it life |
sweet genius, |
another poetry, |
that Raquel's poem bled to death... |
that Raquel's poem bled to death. |
Slowly |
he made the car and his suitcase from him, |
little by little his jacket |
he was feeling the pain. |
And at the moment, |
he was the first to collapse |
just before leaving, |
a tear wrote |
so many years |
sharing with her, |
and now in search of another star |
the bohemian left. |
and she instead |
she was so cold and so strong |
that neither the latent verses |
they went back to their drawer of hers. |
and she drank |
words |
of the poet in love, |
like drops with which he vented. |
And give it life |