De humor y amor

To: Cassandra
From: Pahola

Type of message: Important

Turtle bit cat. Went to the vet; serious injury. Needed blood transfusion. Lost his back; turtle donated his shell. Cat was saved.

  I am familiar with primitive writing because, during my academic training, I did several internships in this modality. However, I was unaware that telegrams were written in this way; in fact, I was surprised to read that the first telegram was sent by Samuel Morse and the expression "It is a Morse code" was inspired by it.

  Having the opportunity to write without adjectives or avoiding roundabouts in this practice did not become complex for me; perhaps previous practices have made this habit part of me. I confess that analyzing the old writing I think of the great evolution that has taken place in writing and even speech and although I know that it is good to evolve, in these aspects there is a lot of material that we must improve.

  With this practice now my slogan is to write as concisely as I can because, many times when our writing has many detours, what we do is to misrepresent the message we want to convey and it is not the idea, since the objective of the premise should always be focused on understanding.

  The heat of your body burned my skin; I still feel your breath close to me. The bed is empty, but your scent still permeates it.

  I still miss that look of fire that ignited my skin. Your love enlivened me; now your absence turns me to ashes because nothing remains of what once ignited us.

  Poetry is a literary genre that detonates many thoughts in me. In fact, the times I have had the opportunity to read these compositions I end up a little annoyed because my systematic thinking usually clashes a lot with this art, but paradoxically that pleases me, since it encourages me to read between the lines with more analysis.

  For the above mentioned I confess that the poem Fire in your eyes took me to read it several times for a long time and, although I thought that the recreation was going to be fluid, the reality is that it was not so because in my mind was that the inspiration was a poem and it had to be very concise.

  After several attempts, finally a first line of my story came out and, from there, the writing started to be more fluid. However, when I finished the story, I re-edited several times and was not uncomfortable with the amount of words or getting the condensation right, but rather, I was worried about getting away from the essence of the poem.

  This practice allowed me to reflect on how important it is to differentiate the writing of a poem and a micro-story; evidently I still have a lot to learn, however, from now on I will immerse myself more in both worlds because I have enjoyed writing less but transmitting a world of emotions.

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^{Con esta publicación cumplo con la tarea N°2 y 3 del curso Escribe en tamaño micro que imparten @joslud y @solperez}

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