David Eduardo Orellana Esquivel
SUN AND MOON Who are you that lights up even the darkest night? Who are you that illuminates the most beautiful day? Who are you that fills the empty house just with your company.
Your beauty is only a complement, because your greatness is made by the feeling.
And who are you that gives strength to the weary just by passing by their side? Who are you beautiful woman? Whom I compare to a precious stone.
The sun is amazed because since creation it had not contemplated such great beauty, the moon is jealous because you have beauty like no other.
Please give me a greeting, a smile, a tender kiss and I will keep them in my heart to warm my coldest winter.
I know the truth never hurts that's why I write you this poem and this rhyme so you know what I think and if I could I would even paint it on a canvas. NIGHTFALL Night falls and I start to dream, I dream of you eager to love.
The moon shines with its silver and gold rays, they illuminate your cradle they light up you my treasure.
Your golden hair lights up and the scarlet silk shines, in my chamber I have prayed for God to keep you in his silver hands.
Your warmth fills the chamber and love fills my soul for feeling your mahogany scent that fills me with calm.
The silk embraces you as my arms want to do, burn you with embers of kisses and hugs.
Rest and repose, sleep peacefully and dream, beautiful, that God protects you from the evil that annihilates.
I hope you dream of me every winter night, as I dream of you in my tenderest dream.
The day arrives I start to think, I think of you eager to love.