Love and the Thomb: A Parallel in Romeo And Juliet 

One idea that is repeated in Romeo And Juliet is that of being trapped in a tomb. For instance, when referring to Juliet, the Friar says, “Poor living corse, clos’d in a dead man’s tomb!” (Shakespeare 5.2.30). Surely, the text might be interpreted in different ways, but I’ll go with a conventional interpretation this time. 

Love and the Thomb: A Parallel in Romeo And Juliet 

One idea that is repeated in Romeo And Juliet is that of being trapped in a tomb. For instance, when referring to Juliet, the Friar says, “Poor living corse, clos’d in a dead man’s tomb!” (Shakespeare 5.2.30). Surely, the text might be interpreted in different ways, but I’ll go with a conventional interpretation this time. 

Año Nuevo: Año Presente 

Año nuevo, año viejo, año infinito

La gente levanta sus copas de felicidad con sabor a amargura

Para celebrar tu llegada

Un trago de enero, dos tragos de agosto,