Elegy to a Laudable Woman
The misty morning was claiming its
dramatic and deadly grief
Amid my slumber it pierced a sharp, shrilling and
pinching ring
When I encountered merrily my mother´s soft voice as a
gift
Then abruptly my blissful morning was gone away
crinkling
A deep ire and wrath aroused and soon were to fill up
my heart
The soft nurturing and showy tears did not arrived to
soothe me
She had gone and I felt empty, void and sunken inside
and hard
To understand I was amazed, bewildered, overwhelmed
and angered
And barking grief-stricken I moaned and retorted God
like Hecuba
The last and fragrant breath of my departed and beloved family kin
She was a darling, genuine and authentic mother but
chaste and childless
The guardian angel and exemplary model for her female
descendants
For her family, she was the most beautiful landlady
and hostess devoted
Her candor, kindness, loyalty, pure and generous feminine
excellence
Were so lofty when those kept her far
distant, elevated and disdainful
From the common, base, vulgar folk
and men coarse, bawdy and depraved
She was an Andalusian goddess, the beautiful
angel guardian of Coronilla
Descendants, the virgin stepmother
in a our present ordinary filthy world
Her generous, pious and delicate
nature in all her goodness and fine merits,
Suit no one currently except her
own decent, just and equitable forefathers
Full of grace and virtue was her
daily life in the town through her charm,
Comeliness, elegance and wisdom into
our life she brought us to be inspired.
Her delicacy and glamour held her with
her mother and siblings enthralled
For us and among us always much
cherished and revered for ever she dwelt
I will perpetually praise her relentlessly
and feel compulsively mesmerized
By her fidelity and her immaculate virtues for ever repute my ancestors´glory.
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