Abstract
In 1992, Francisco Magana published his third book of poems Calendas, laMirada, under the collection “El ala de tigre” of the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico. Nostalgia for a past time is suggested from the titleand is reinforced by the opening epigraph, which belongs to the Persian mysticalpoet Jalal al-Din Rumi: “Estuvimos en el cielo, eramos amigos / de losangeles; Padre, dejanos / regresar alli, pues esa es nuestra / tierra”. In thisbook, there are many intertexts and hypertexts referring to typical themes ofSufism. The call to contemplation, the relation between music and dance, theimages of sama, childhood and love as a path of union with the divine aresome of the more recurrent topics in this book, in which the Tabascan poet, rather than participating in a sufi mystical experience, amazed, writes abouthis discovery of this tradition.
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