Sympósion
Sympósion
By Ima Ríos
Pachamama and Changó
are dancing in the middle of the river
crying out loud
to the wheeping of the crickets.
Ixcheli joins them in the extasis of Baco.
And Genesha teach them how to remember.
The glow-worms dance a Tango
at the rythm of the conga
and Quetzalcóatl introduce the topic of the night.
Aristofanes groans:
̶̶ Where's my other half?
and Obbatalá laughts:
̶ Humans...
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