“Unraveling the Mysteries of ‘Streams’: What Secrets Lie Beneath Marcos Reyna’s Lyrical Waters?”
In the tapestry of life, what pulls us toward water? Is it nostalgia whispering through the currents, summoning memories of those we’ve loved and lost? In “Streams,” Marcos Reyna takes us on a poignant journey through his past, where rivers and railroads intertwine, echoing our longing for connection and the weight of absence. The piece is a lyrical exploration of how moments—both joyful and sorrowful—shape our understanding of home. From fishing lessons with Grandpa to the haunting sound of trains marking time, Reyna artfully navigates through landscapes rich with emotion, revealing how nature and memory can intertwine like the threads of a well-worn fabric. With vivid imagery and undeniable honesty, Reyna probes deep into the human experience—examining love, loss, and the quiet resilience that lies beneath the surface. It’s a must-read for anyone who has ever contemplated the profound impact of place on our identities. So, does the river remember the way we do? To dive deeper into this evocative narrative, LEARN MORE.
I. Mesilla, 1985
