Poèmes
Given That We're prone to sway To the neatly woven
vases Ribbons worn to slay Should Be
Those flimsy, Tarnished masses
Proven That we've come to stay
about Parades in places sullied
Wavering That Summer's day
And fogging up your glasses
Maker, taker, do me wrong
To rest me on no gift o’ song
Sunny sonny, would you bleed?
Have on you this dancing steed
Tinkering a mother’s grave
Laughing, all but stooped in sasses
N’one out to smear his blade
Strides upon the greenest grasses
Some are set to mend his way
But we’ve all paid our passes
And livin’ out our savored play
He’ll stand against those flimsy, tarnished masses.
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La Yegua
El cielo oscuro, pardo,
Extend to me your song,
oblique,
Undercover his cloak of mist away to beautify
That does not undermine Sino
longing senses, inebriados, which have already failed in comfort.
gasoline stains, blood, And know God
cuantería
abortions in liquid and dance show
is confined to my walk,
Riding at night, body
Desvelo
reluctantly
Eternal
Who knows of a by more than attempt
Even if guided by the moon,
not find his home in the Night. More walks
(time)
A prisoner singing,
Within its limited y su vastedad;
No alcanzará la nota
Aguda
Del relincho nocturno...
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