Response Essay I m Your Horse In the Night By Luisa Valenzuela
Luisa Valenzuela’s, “I’m Your Horse In the Night”, is a short story that can be interpreted in many different ways. ... Luisa Valenzuela wrote this short story in such a way that the reader must think deeply about what is being said. ... They begin to make love while the music sings, “I’m your horse in the night”. ... Beto, I’m your horse in the night and you can inhabit me whenever you wish, even if I’m behind bars. Beto, now that I’m in jail I know that I dreamed you that night; it was just a dream. And if by some wild chance there’s a Gal Costa record and a half-empty bottle of cachaca in my house, I hope they’ll forgive me: I will them out of existence. ... Luisa Valenzuela’s, “I’m Your Horse in the Night”, also made me envy such a profound love that was shared between both Chiquita and Beto.