My Baby Has High Fever And Yellow Stool

The delicate lyrical Patricia Colchado

READING POEMS AND EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS

Thursday June 24, 2010 at 19:00

at the Consulate General of Peru

in Munich. --------------------------------------

One

the few outstanding figures of Peruvian poetry written by women is Patricia Colchado. And the softness and smoothness of his verse is an element which is difficult in poetry - sometimes air saturated with strong feminist and erotic symbolism - of young authors of recent decades in Peru.

After a silence of five years after the publication of its board Hypercubus (2000), Patricia Colchado gave birth to her poems Blumen (Firebird, 2005, 75 pp.), With a title German, Flores, who seemed to answer the question of Marlene Dietrich Wo sind die Blumen geblieben? (Where are the flowers?). There are the flowers, where feelings, desire and consistent body to express the most beautiful. leaves home in these poems floral and succeeds Carmen Ollé, creates "an atmosphere made of glazes, which overlooks a world that does not appear in its crude nature, but through textures, aromas and sounds." His next book of poems, skins of Eden (Holy Office, 2007, 49 pp.) Colchado Patricia continues and strengthens its voice that delicate lyricism, recreating biblical intertextuality clear verses, accompanied by fine brushwork graphics, some quick but intense experiences of three key players in the symbolic constitution of every woman: Eve, Salome and Mary Magdalene.

addition to his dedication to poetry, Colchado Patricia has served on the editorial boards of journals of Peruvian literature, as Garlic & Sapphires and The Foxes, and assumed the leadership of the Peruvian Narrative Collection Diamonds and Pedernales publisher San Marcos; and the direction of the imprint Firebird and the co-direction of arts and letters magazine Alborada International. He currently resides in Germany, where he studied Bibliology in Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München . It works well for classical and contemporary dance.

Poems:

De Blumen (2005):

without fear opening my lips feel

pulp

tender red

a fruit

that a liquid in my belly

between my fingers

night continues

lilac

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De skins of Eden (2007):

(De Eva ):

X

quake leaves

verse by verse

on our fingertips

mud made

(De Salome):

II

The garden sleeps

the aroma of peach

of snails

're late again

lilacs

burn in a godless music

(De Maria Magdalena ):

VIII

After tearing our clothes back

Mount

there

a gadfly

still dreaming

with a crown of thorns. -----------

München, June 2010