Poem on response to the Destruction of Baha'i Sacred site in Baghdag

The worldwide Baha’i community has learned that the house of Baha’u'llah, the Founder of the Baha’i Faith, in Baghdad, Iraq – a profoundly sacred site known as the Most Great House – has been destroyed. The precise circumstances surrounding the demolition are not yet clear.

Bani Dugal, the Principal Representative of the Baha’i International Community to the United Nations said: “This deplorable act has robbed people throughout the world of a priceless piece of their spiritual heritage.”

Los Motivos del Lobo - The wolf Motives

Is being a long time since I don't bring anything new to this blog, today I'll share with you one of my last works, I'd translate one of the longest most amazing poems of my favorite poet, Ruben Dario, I did my best to make it read as accurate as possible, if you have any suggestion please let me know.

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The wolf Motives 

 Ruben Dario

The wolf Motives 

 Ruben Dario

The man who has a heart of lily,
cherub soul, heavenly language,
the humble and sweet Francis of Assisi,
He is with rude and grim animal,
fearful beast, of blood and theft

A brieft Introduction

So I think many of you know the history of Galileo Galilei, there is not prove that this were his words but according to Giuseppe Baretti, "Eppur Si Muove" ("And yet it moves" or "but it moves") were the words that he used in regard to the Earth after his recantation before the Roman Inquisition. In another of this saying he comments "You cannot teach a man anything, you can only help him to find it within himself.", in this my first and new blog I will try to expose some of my young, crazy, sometimes immature but worth reading thoughts, I will try to share my thoughts with the most realistic way possible, and also I will share with you some of my favorite and of my own poems. Either way, what ever I say won't stop the Earth from moving.