Briseida Alcalá
Compré una bolsa pequeña para simplificar.La idea era linda: dejar de cargar el teléfono en la mano, llevar solo lo esencial.Llaves, cartera, lip therapy y un gloss —por si acaso. Pero apenas la estrené, ya estaba intentando meterle un cepillo, la crema para peinar, un chicle, el perfume y la fe.Y claro, el celular terminó […]
Katy Perry expresses themes of love, desire, and risk, framed through playful metaphors of magic and choice. The narrator warns a potential love interest of the intensity and consequences of their connection, outlining the excitement and dangers of falling in love, ultimately emphasizing that there’s no turning back once committed.
Sylvia Plath reflects on a deep sense of vulnerability and surrender experienced during a medical ordeal. The speaker contrasts the starkness of winter and a tranquil hospital environment with the intrusive, vivid presence of tulips. This juxtaposition prompts feelings of being watched and prompts existential reflection, merging themes of loss, isolation, and an unexpected yearning for freedom.
Briseida Alcalá 