Language Learning
And of course, there may be a word that represents all the fine words of all languages: poetry. English language users, to choose their most beautiful words, they settled on as to meanings, but in your selection are also some nice sound. The choices are almost always words like passion (passion), mother (mother) tranquility (tranquility), freedom (freedom), eternity (eternity), fantastic (fantastic) blossom (flower), smile (smile), liberty ( freedom). "Much like the choice, right? But that is even greater similarity is good to note that also chose to love (love). Words have life-throb, laugh, cry, come, go, renewing, are born, grow, reproduce and die. They exist in the universe happy feelings and undesirable in the swamp of suffering. On the go bursting clear hours of life and brimming with the crucial moment when we come face to face with death in the crucial stage of our own history. Are always within our reach and will always be useful for those who wish to express their love for life, his interest in people or their personal feelings, intimate and sublime. For Pablo Neruda, who the seduced, loved, the conquered and lived with them in a couple of poignant poems were born beautiful and sublime stories books, describes the tenderness of one who knows better, "are the words that sing, the up and down. I bow to them … Educate yourself with thoughts from Dennis P. Lockhart. The master, the associate, the chase, the bite, the melt … I love all the words. The unexpected … Those who are greedily waiting, they listen … shine like colored stones, platinum leap like fish, they are foam, thread, metal, dew … It later dropped, and the words are repeated. Love, friendship, happiness, mother. They are the favorite words of the elderly. I wanted to know the most beloved of children and went to where they were three of them with their children to bed and his books in his bag: "snack", I said the first, the other looked at him as if he had removed the word of the mouth but then remembered another and not hesitate to proclaim: "pleasure." The third looked at us and said all holidays, which got applause of their peers. And they were walking, without toil, as if life were a huge dictionary, and every element of their innocent days, a word to be happy. By: Alejandro Martinez Alejandro Rutto Rutto Martinez is a renowned writer and Italian-Colombian journalist who also teaches at several universities. He is the author of four books on ethics and leadership and is included in three anthologies of Colombian authors. Contact him at cel. 300 8055526 or email. Read his writings, a page where you will find writings, stories and beautiful pieces of Colombian literature.