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註釋Victor Hernández Cruz describes his newest collection of poetry, Guayacán, as "is a sculpture made in words of our cultural-historical musical history, the Bantu torso movements meet the Flamenco clapping feet, Caribbean phenomenal incorporation, sensibility and the mores, antiquity reborn. We also have the Amazon forest to take care of, rivers, lakes, mountains, weather tempos from cold to tropical hot climates, and its trees. The Gothic and Baroque structures are not the past, it is all in our present and we walk upon them in Viejo San Juan, old Habana, Cartagena de Indias and many of our medieval Latino cities. We were discovered not by Spain but by two Kingdoms, Castilla and Aragón ruled by two cousins who were having sex. Enjoy the poems, pleasure yourself looking things up. Reading poetry is a two-way street, what you make of what is coming at you: creative reading, discover mental bohíos and castles of marble, our balconies of transported Sevilla and Córdoba, enjoy America, where the Amazon upholds our breath, adore nature and its growth. Give the trees water."