The
Primrose Blinda
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POETS
OF PF
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The
list of the Poets' Foundation
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AMPARO
ARRÓSPIDE
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Someone's fucking next door a sort of whisper, scarcely panting yet increasingly so, water running, a flowing murmur, in expectation I 'm listening in the dark clouded in unknowing, for whispers to climb up a ladder to a certain sky not feeling particularly jealous either since their spontaneous concert is open for us all to listen to and thus share holy communion the moaner - a female, I can't thorougly sympathise with the breathless male her companion only judging from the pitch of her moans, but that's uncertain does not prove the quality of encounters, just her ability to state pleasure aloud, Who knows about hidden tenderness, the compassionate knots, brocade of coordination melting flesh into soul and viceversa? Wait, a night mare will rise on the edges of dawn trotting into their bed, into their minds to lie in between embracing them both a night mare from the edges of dawn... something made of flesh and bones and soul... Look at the three animals perspiring |
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Metamorphosis or crossbreeding? This story is about a cat who fell from a window top (being fond of hights and space and pigeons, mind you) and was turned into a dove in midflight or in midfall Down he went and up he flew in a turmoil of the breeze from the eleventh window floor to the next branch of a beech a few meters from the road Neighbours witnessed this event and will testify as to height of building, distance between window and beech and the colour of the dove. |
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Watching TV one evening as it was getting dark I heard a whisper, I heard a voice calling my name, and then in scream words I will not forget "Feel your anguish grow as slowly as your nails after death beyond this life and beyond the cosy sky of your thighs "and feel something grow like a hidden penis while naked men parade in a nightclub behind the screen whilst you fully tied up, cuffed and gagged beneath the trees of paradise neatly ironed angels' wings without promise, all their faith "in their pubic hair, cascades of hair covering your eyes as cuffed and gagged you fall asleep thinking of snowhite." |
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Don't think I want to write any more poetry any more prose, your bread and water they turn sour and polluted unless poetry is a weapon or a poison in your lips "Whose lips?" you'll ask and you will know instantly whose lips... But not me, I don't know: riddles torment me, puzzles shock my trembling hand as I read About African babies dying on the streets of nowhere, and newly borns despair Where is poison for their killers' lips? Where the gun? Metamorphosis is a gun turning South into North white into black greed into words bureaucracy into poetry and a murdered President's son into milk for the Unknown. |
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Find yourself a place to hide in a garden of delight; burn your arms slowly in this fire lick your tongues behind this wire (un)less senses learn to grow all your craftsmen will get old Burn yourself within this pyre lick your soul, jump from the tower! Give me water, bring me news to lift my heart, to lift my eyes from this valley of your sorrows to the never-endless hills of the damned, the fool, the grieved those who mourn and those who slip down a piece of paper blank as a blanket for the night |
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Music turning me on driving me mad turning me off switching my flanks licking my toes creeping up my shoulder blades sharpening bones tickling my ears scraping my flesh outside me, inside waves of electric colour light like saffron as if I was a plate of rice served on the dancing floor at a disco so well hidden from your eyes your eyes all over the dancing floor, turning and spinning again and again I am, darling, a mad mad eardrum or a horse trapped in arrears turned off by this vibration at the bottom of my spine and upper lips... Keep dancing keep, keep forever spinning your time around the clock the prison the madhouse the Earth the floor the jumping dustbin o sweet dark music of the times when i was young |
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Imagination
is more important than knowledge.
ALBERT EINSTEIN |
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