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Legend Of The Turron And The Beggars Legend (two Poems))In Spanish And English))

   By: Dennis Siluk

11) Legend of the Turron

Legend has it: in the land of the Incas, In the fields of the Incas: in their great Harvests, so came the Turron—: formed in the Shape of stepped Gardens (with eggs, yest

And flour))and a rainbow of sweets on top, For flowers)): now celebrated in October; this Once Inca Thanksgiving feast.

#899 10/18/2005 (written while in Huancayo, Peru)

In Spanish Translated by Rosa Penaloza

Leyenda del Turrón

La leyenda dice que: en la tierra de los incas, En los campos de los incas: en sus cosechas Grandiosas, así vino el turrón—: formado en la Forma de andenes (con huevos, levadura

Y harina, y un arco iris de caramelos de colores encima, Por flores): ahora celebrado en Octubre; esta Una vez celebrada fiesta de acción de gracias.

# 899 18 de octubre de 2005 (escrito mientras en Huancayo, Perú)

12)The Avelinos (The Beggars Legend)

Dressed like old beggars they attacked, like the old warriors: the Avelinos: these soldiers from San Jeronimo— of the Mantaro Valley—of Peru; spies for General Andres Avelino Caceres

(in the 1880s): attacked the Chileans, in the Pacific war.... Now celebrated yearly.

#898 10/18/2005, written while in Huancayo, Peru; information gathered from three sources: Enrique "The Quechua of the Andes",(Mini and Ximena).

Spanish Version Translated By Rosa Penaloza

Los Avelinos (La Leyenda de los Pordioseros)

Vestido como viejos pordioseros ellos atacaban, como viejos guerreros: Los Avelinos: estos soldados de San Jerónimo— del Valle del Mantaro—de Perú; espías para el General Andrés Avelino Cáceres

(en los años 1880): atacaron a los chilenos, en la Guerra del Pacífica.... Ahora celebrada cada año.

*898 10/18/2005, escrito mientras estaba en Huancayo, Perú; información obtenida de tres fuentes: Enrique “El Quechua de los Andes”, (Mini y Ximena).

Notes:

Note 1: ‘Peruvian Poems' and ‘Spell of the Andes' was featured in a interview by Channel #5, “Good Morning Huancayo” on October 18th, 2005, at noon, and on the 19th at 6:30 AM, along with the Author, Dennis L. Siluk, in Huancayo, Peru.

Note 2: Cesar Hildebrandt, International Commentator, for Channel #2, in Lima, Peru, on October 7, 2005, introduced Mr. Siluk´s book, “Peruvian Poems,” to the world, saying: “…Peruvian Poems, is a most interesting book, and important….”

Note 3: More than 126,000-visit Mr. Siluk's web site a year: see his travels and books…!

Nota 4: César Hildebrandt, Comentarista Internacional, en Canal 2, en Lima, Perú, el 7 de octubre del 2005, introdujo el libro del Sr. Siluk, “Poemas Peruanos”, al mundo, diciendo: “...Poemas Peruanos es un libro muy interesante, usted debería leerlo...”

See Dennis' web site: http://dennissiluk.tripod.com


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