Pero por más esfuerzos que hizo no pudo imaginarse a nuestra poeta en esa situacíon. Roberto Bolaño, Estrella Distante. (Try as he might he coulldn't imagine our poet in that situation.)
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May 02, 2013
La linea L, alguna parte en Brooklyn. 20 de abríl, 2013. (The L, somewhere in Brooklyn.)
Pero por más esfuerzos que hizo no pudo imaginarse a nuestra poeta en esa situacíon. Roberto Bolaño, Estrella Distante. (Try as he might he coulldn't imagine our poet in that situation.)
5 7/8 x 9 in.; watercolor, ink, whatever, on Stonehenge paper