"Ode II" by Anacreon (Fragment)

Ode yoke
nor tyrants who spit on your face.
 “Ode II” by Anacreon (fragment)

If tomorrow your sacred ground
The Supreme Being in everything foreign invasion threatens him,
(that God must be named) free your beautiful flag to the wind
with wise providence to conquer or to die he will call.
perfection distributes;
Chorus
hit the elements
remarkable fertility, Free your beautiful flag to the wind
instinct gave to the beasts, to conquer or to die he will call;
to the fish and birds, that your people with fierce spirit
sooner dead than a slave he will be.
understanding of man,
making him in his image,
and a free will, Of your old and hard chains
with which you can lean you forged with an angry hand,
the plow that fertilizes the soil
to him upright and honest,
and the sword that saves honor.
useful, and delectable.
And what did he give to the Just Our fathers fought one day
Soul? lit in burning homeland,
Grace, with which to rise and they managed without bloody
about perfections clash
place you on a throne of love.
and natural gifts:
what loving God achieves,
Chorus
and loses for not loving him.
And they managed without bloody
Examples of Anthem clash
National Anthem of Guatemala place you on a throne of love,
that of homeland in energetic accent
Happy Guatemala…! that your plows They gave life to the redemptive
let the executioner never profane; ideal.
nor let there be slaves to lick the
It's your piece of heaven Lying on the superb Ande,
in which a cloud catches its sap, from two seas to the sound noise,
and oh! of him who with blind under the wing of scarlet and gold
madness you fall asleep from the beautiful
its colors intend to stain. quetzal.
Well, your brave and haughty Indian bird that lives on your shield,
children, palladium that protects your soil;
who venerate peace as it pleases, I hope it takes flight again,
they never avoid the rough fight more than the condor and the golden
if they defend their land and their eagle!
home.
Chorus
Chorus I hope it takes flight again,
They never avoid the rough fight more than the condor and the golden
If they defend their land and their eagle!
home, and on his wings lift up to the sky,
that honor is only your soul's idea Guatemala your immortal name.
and the altar of the country his altar.
Heresy
The Docets The Docets, being influenced by Gnostic philosophy, denied that Christ had a
literal body. They started from the premise that everything corporeal is necessarily bad.
Therefore, Christ could not have assumed an ordinary human body. In this sense, Christ only
seemed to be human. However, if Christ did not assume a true human nature, he could not be
our substitute.
Read more: http://protestantedigital.com/magacin/39587/10_grandes_herejias
Eclogue
The sweet lament of two shepherds , by Garcilaso de la Vega

In this work a dialogue is expressed between two shepherds who have different love
stories. Silicio suffers the rudeness of his beloved, while Nemoroso suffers the death
of his Elisa.
“[…]
Salicio:
Oh, harder than marble to my complaints,
and to the lit fire in which I burn
More frost than snow, Galatea!
[…]
Nemoroso:
Oh very outdated, vain and hasty!
I remember, sleeping here for an hour,
When I woke up, I saw Elisa next to me.”
Song
XELAJÚ MOON
silver gardenia moon

that in my serenade you become a song
what do you see singing
You see me today crying my disappointment
Moon-drenched streets that were the cradle
of my youth
I come to sing to my beloved
to my silver moon, moon of my xelajú
Xelaju Moon
that you knew how to illuminate
In my nights of sorrow for a brunette
sweet to look at
Xelaju Moon
you gave me inspiration
the song that I sing to you
give with tears from my heart
In my life there will not be

more affection than you my love
because you are not ungrateful
my silver moon
xelajú moon
moon that illuminated me
in my nights of love
today you console the pain
for a brunette who abandoned me
Moon that illuminated me in my nights of love

today you console the pain
for a brunette who abandoned me.
Satire
Author: Quevedo.
To a nose:
Once upon a man stuck a nose,

Once upon a time there was a superlative nose,
There was a nose and a scribe,
There was a very bearded swordfish.
It was a sundial wrongly faced,
a thoughtful alquitara,
elephant face up,
Ovidio Nasón was more nosy.
Once upon a galley spur,

Egyptian pyramid,
the twelve Tribes of noses was.
Once upon a very infinite nose,
a lot of nose,
nose so fierce that it would be a crime on Anas's face.
Epigram
The Marquis and his wife
The following is attributed to Don Álvaro Cubillo de Aragón in the 17th century:
The Marquis and his wife
They are both happy;
she went to see God
and God came to see him.

Epic
 Epic of Gilgamesh (Sumerian)
 The Iliad (Homer)
 The Odyssey (Homer)
 Aeneid (Virgil)
 Song of my Cid
 The Divine Comedy
 Batrachomyomachy (Homer)
 Goatomaquia (Lope de Vega)
 Mahabhata (Viasa)
 Ramayana (Viasa)
 The Divine Comedy (Dante)
 The Araucana (Ercilla)
epic poem
an epic poem
You are like a fortress,
Big and strong,
Of impenetrable beauty.
I am a simple soldier
That wants to enter your walls.
Well there is more than one way

To penetrate them without having to knock them down.
And when I manage to enter,
As in every romance movie,
I will stop being the enemy
To become your lover.
And due to a strange mishap

You will say that what I feel is a lie,
And I always had you in my sights
To try to finish you off.
But in the end when you've broken down

I will show you that I have never deceived you
Dying happy at your side.
Romance
I WILL NOT COME BACK
I will not come back
I will not come back. And the night
warm, serene and quiet,
the world will sleep, to the rays
of its lonely moon.
My body won't be there,
and through the open window
a cool breeze will come in,
asking for my soul.
I don't know if there will be anyone waiting for me
of my long double absence,
or whoever kisses my memory,
between caresses and tears.
But there will be stars and flowers
and sighs and hopes,
and love in the avenues,
in the shadow of the branches.
And that piano will sound
like on this placid night,
and he will have no one to listen to him
thoughtful, at my window.
Fable
Ostentatious on the tip of a mountain, an eagle observed the valley looking for prey
to hunt.
At that moment a small worm came out of the grass and, seeing the imposing
eagle, asked:
-- Who are you?

-- I am a hunting eagle; (she responded proudly) and what are you? (the Eagle
asked curiously)
-- I am a worm! And how did you get here? "Eagle".
-- Arrive flying. and your worm?
-- I! Dragging me.
Moral:
Even the smallest and most humble can reach the highest. Although it takes much
longer and has more sacrifices.
Epistle
(Letter or epistle, giving advice and congratulations to loved ones)
Mexico as of April 22, 2016
Dear sons
My dear son Emmanuel, for some time now I have felt the need to congratulate
and advise you and your wife who have just gotten married.
Today they begin a new life together as a couple and as a family, for which reason
they will have new challenges and responsibilities that they will have to share,
having to endure happy moments and sour moments, which is what marriage is.
But I know that they will know how to get ahead by working together as the family
they have just formed.
I greet you both, your dear son Emmanuel and you dear daughter-in-law, or rather,
my new daughter Karina, and I wish you happiness and happiness.
Greetings and hugs
Alexander

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Ode yoke

nor tyrants who spit on your face.

 “Ode II” by Anacreon (fragment)

The sweet lament of two shepherds , by Garcilaso de la Vega

Oh, harder than marble to my complaints,

and to the lit fire in which I burn

More frost than snow, Galatea!

Oh very outdated, vain and hasty!

I remember, sleeping here for an hour,

When I woke up, I saw Elisa next to me.”

silver gardenia moon

In my life there will not be

Moon that illuminated me in my nights of love

Once upon a man stuck a nose,

Once upon a galley spur,

The Marquis and his wife

They are both happy;

she went to see God

and God came to see him.

Well there is more than one way

And due to a strange mishap

But in the end when you've broken down

-- Who are you?

-- Arrive flying. and your worm?

Mexico as of April 22, 2016

Greetings and hugs

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