Horacio Lobos Luna

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Frustrated E.T., hopeless to go back to his home star. And hungry, really hungry...
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ABOLITIO NOMINIS

Un verso devastado por la desidia en rastrojos supurando el óxido de un tiempo irredimible. Una palabra desacralizada sin papel que la sustente, hundida en la sorda inmanencia de circuitos que urden la fría vastedad de un porvenir agotado hasta la náusea. Nos quedan algunos ecos, estrías sonoras en vidas rumiadas a dentellazos de nostalgias disecándose sobre la grava ardiente de una memoria que fragua…

https://lobosluna.wordpress.com/2026/05/13/abolitio-nominis/

ABOLITIO NOMINIS

Un verso devastado por la desidia en rastrojos supurando el óxido de un tiempo irredimible. Una palabra desacralizada sin papel que la sustente, hundida en la sorda inmanencia de circuitos que urde…

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SEGUIDOR

Iba detrás de su madre como un pequeño escolta, cuidándole la retaguardia, vigilándola con celo y dedicación, sin apartar la vista en ningún momento de aquella figura alta y segura. La veía moverse confiadamente unos pasos adelante, avanzando rítmicamente sin perder suntuosidad ni prestancia y sin apenas volver la vista, concentrada en alcanzar su lugar de destino, completamente ajena a la diminuta figura que la seguía con aplicación, que ajustaba la marcha…

https://lobosluna.wordpress.com/2026/04/13/seguidor/

SEGUIDOR

Iba detrás de su madre como un pequeño escolta, cuidándole la retaguardia, vigilándola con celo y dedicación, sin apartar la vista en ningún momento de aquella figura alta y segura. La veía moverse…

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PALEONOMASTIC

The spring of words has dried out. The weariness has covered it with its heath that scorches, simmering, with its embrace festooned by thistles and beggar-ticks of so much timeless waiting. As a lover thirsting for some freshness and greenery brimming over fulgent springs, it drank away even the tenderest dew nested in the verb that weaved the lush garland of days…

https://searingwords.wordpress.com/2026/04/04/paleonomastic/

PALEONOMASTIC

The spring of words has dried out. The weariness has covered it with its heath that scorches, simmering, with its embrace festooned by thistles and beggar-ticks of so much timeless waiting. As a lo…

Searing Words

DIGITAL CONVERSION

He stopped reading books years ago.He replaced them by screens and pixels where unfulfilled longings are flickering within the reach of a click every time he scrolled tapping here and there, giving likes or commenting the wonders popping up relentlessly from networks and platforms. As he watches creative processes, looks upon recommendations and follows tutorials, the idea of finding at last a niche for nesting the promise that once everyone…

https://searingwords.wordpress.com/2026/03/26/digital-conversion/

DIGITAL CONVERSION

He stopped reading books years ago.He replaced them by screens and pixels where unfulfilled longings are flickering within the reach of a click every time he scrolled tapping here and there, giving…

Searing Words

ACCOUTREMENTS

We will be filled with doubts and we will put them in our pockets for the days when certainties smash our fingers with the raging grandiloquence of a flickering clickbait between the announce of the world’s end and the horrors lurking behind the daily bread and a future at the edge of imminency. We keep them warm from the dream…

https://searingwords.wordpress.com/2026/03/03/accoutrements/

ACCOUTREMENTS

We will be filled with doubts and we will put them in our pockets for the days when certainties smash our fingers with the raging grandiloquence of a flickering clickbait between the announce of th…

Searing Words

CUMULUS

"Spring Motif" - Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis. The dogs' barking has awakened me again in the middle of the night, or at dawn, I’m never pretty sure. I can hear them bawling in the distance through the curtains, shuttered as dropping eyelids on the big large windows, in a nocturnal torpor that I ceased to share in full since long time yet.

https://searingwords.wordpress.com/2026/02/19/cumulus/

CUMULUS

“Spring Motif” – Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis. The dogs’ barking has awakened me again in the middle of the night, or at dawn, I’m never pretty sure. I can hear them ba…

Searing Words

"Sólo por breves segundos, cada cierto tiempo, la difusa niebla de la memoria temblaba imperceptiblemente, perturbada por el contacto acogedor de una mano que se posaba sobre su hombro a su espalda, y una voz que murmuraba cerca de su oído palabras que no alcanzaba a percibir..."

https://lobosluna.wordpress.com/2025/07/10/donde-habite-el-olvido/

#cuento #relato #narrativa #shortstory #olvido #cienciaficcion #scifi #marte

DONDE HABITE EL OLVIDO

Allá lejos, allá lejos; donde habite el olvido. Luis Cernuda. — No me quedaré aquí toda la vida. Fueron sus primeras palabras al bajar de la populosa nave en la que habían atravesado la profundidad…

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At the weekend, a group of trans women protested topless at the Scottish Parliament about the recent Supreme Court ruling that the Equality Act defines women as "biological women". The police couldn't arrest them, because to arrest them for showing their breasts would be to define them as women (it's not illegal for men to be topless). And, of course, the right-wing press that reported on it censored their breasts, thereby making their point for them.

During the meeting with Pope Leo XIV, President #Zelenskyy gave him an icon of the Virgin Mary and the Child painted on a fragment of a shell box from Izium, Kharkiv region. The artwork honours #Ukraine children who were hurt or deported by russia.

Source United 24 Media/ Instagram

When someone died, they told the #bees—because if you didn’t, they might leave or die of heartbreak too.
In the quiet corners of rural life, an old tradition once buzzed softly beneath the surface—telling the bees. It was a custom rooted in respect, mystery, and an almost magical connection between humans and nature. Beekeepers in 18th and 19th century Europe and America believed that bees were not just #insects—they were members of the family, messengers between this world and the next.