Zahara - Yo solo quería escribir una canción de amor
The excerpt is a poetic monologue delivered in a lyrical, intense voice. The speaker emerges from swamps and trees, proclaiming ownership over the natural world (“Eres mío, aunque no lo sea”) while recalling childhood homes of beauty. Vivid natural imagery—animals roaming, bright décor, wind threats, towers, cypresses—mixes with violent, intimate metaphors of being swallowed, feeding wild cats, fitting into broken chairs, and tearing apart poppies. The narrative escalates to apocalyptic urban destruction, repeatedly chanting that Madrid should burn, that hell should ignite, and that the speaker will defile the world together with a companion. The piece juxtaposes nostalgia, possession, bodily violence, and catastrophic ruin, creating a surreal, darkly passionate expression of love, domination, and annihilation.
