Tag: Collecting

Eres tú

ERES  tú

Eres mi espejo

cuando te miro

cuando hablamos

puedo ver un despejo

en ti veo mi reflejo

 

Eres un alma

tal como yo

eres quien me calma

puedo irme a donde sea

eres quien me calma

 

Un baso de agua,

una linda mañana

eres un alma

el unico que me calma

 

Susurro tú nombre

sueño con tenerte

no se como ni cuando

pero un dia llegaste tú

y saciaste mi  hambre.

-EVA SANTIAGO copyright 2012

365 Snap Shots of Life: Day 207

 

Good Morning! Today I will share a short poem I wrote for my book, Salsa! the Taste of Life. I keep saying it will be out soon, and just hang in there with me because I tell you, “birthing” a book IS a process!  Happy Wednesday and I hope you like my post for today! Life is too short, smile at a stranger, open the door for someone and call that friend you haven’t heard from in a while. Yes, it may be their turn to call you, but so what? Don’t keep score, call them anyway and make their day! 🙂

 

Words Are Swords

 

Words are swords

Some are sharp

And some are shrill—

As the sound of a drill.

It takes talents and skill,

To say the right words;

To bring life and encourage,

But never to kill.

 

 

Words are swords;

Double edged and ready to go.

Use them every day and everywhere.

Pick them as a warrior,

With much thought and care.

 

 

Words are swords.

Don’t ever waste them.

Learn how to use them,

To make friends,

To soothe your foes.

-Eva Santiago copyright 2012

 

Part Two

 
 
LEGOS!
 
 
 
Building with Legos is a serious business
 
around my home. My 13 year old son and
 
his 10 year old sister have been playing
 
with Legos for years. They have built a
 
whole world of Legos and they dubbed it
 
LEGOLAND. My son can go on the Lego
 
web site, look at the schematics for a Lego
 
car model for a few seconds and then a few
 
hours later, he’s built the same car from
 
memory.
 
What’s really going one underneath all
 
that playing? Well for starters, building
 
with Legos teaches problem solving. It
 
allows for creativity which leads to some
 
great inventions! And also I believe there
 
are things going on in the child’s brain
 
that defy labeling. So next time your child
 
is engrossed with Legos, don’t pull her
 
away from them, go buy her another few
 
hundred blocks and encourage this type of
 
creativity.