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poem for pastors

al revés, dé vuelta al revés
antes del santo de bronce solemne
déme el hambre
resido en la montaña de la tabla
su cara es justa y lisa y fina
ámeme en el último, o si usted no
los hice una oferta todo el adiós
dígame menos o dígame más
ésos en el superior dicen que le conocen, tierra -- son mentirosos
materia de la luna
lo vi una vez antes
soy cansado de ser amargo y cansado de ser sabio
los pequeños rezos blancos
éste es el arsenal

 



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