In resolution: he flattered my understanding and gave me the will with I do not know what you said and jumping that gave me, but what made me prostrate the most and hit with me were songs that I heard him sing a night from a fence that I fell to a alley where he was, that, if I do not remember, they said: From the sweet my enemy is born an evil that hurts the soul, and, for more torment, he wants him to feel and not say.
In Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra's "Don Quixote," the protagonist reflects on the profound impact of a mysterious figure who captivated him with their words and songs. The music he heard while eavesdropping transformed his emotions, stirring feelings of admiration and introspection. The artist's ability to articulate the complexities of love and pain resonated deeply with him, leading to a sense of humility and reverence.
The songs conveyed a haunting message about the nature of love and the anguish it can bring. The lyrics suggested that from sweetness arises adversity, leaving one tormented by unexpressed feelings. This insight highlighted the struggle between love's allure and its accompanying sorrow, revealing a deep connection between the heart's desires and the challenges they entail.
