Carbonation Digestion

Pavane for a dead princess

A Pizarnik

.
. Small
sentinel
fall once again into the slot on the night armed with nothing
eyes open and terror against invaders
insoluble in the paper.
They were legion. Legion

fierce was his name and multiplied as you until you unraveled the last basting
arrinconándote against predatory webs of nowhere.
He who closes his eyes became home of the whole universe.
The fact that trace the borders open and remains in the open.
who treads the line is no place. Insomnia
as tunnels to test the inconsistency of all reality;
night after night pierced by a single bullet that you embed in the dark,
and recognize the same test to awaken the memory of death:
this perverse temptation
that angel adorable pig snout. Who spoke
spell to counteract the injury of birth itself?
Who said anything about bribes Envoys for the own future?
only had a garden at the bottom of everything there is a
garden where you see the blue flower of Novalis sleep. Flor
cruel, flower vampire
more treacherous than the trap hidden in the wall plush
and never reached while the head or the rest of the blood in the doorway.
But as you lean to cut where you did not walk,
depths inward.
were trying to barter for the hungry creature you uninhabited.
devouring small castles erected in his honor;
you dressed in feathers shed from the bonfire of all possible paradise
tame animals to gnaw hazardous bridges of salvation;
you got lost like the beggar in the delirium of wolves I tested
languages \u200b\u200bsuch as acids, like tentacles,
as ties in the hands of the choke. Ah
the ravages of poetry cortándote wrists with the edge of dawn, those bloodless lips
and sipping the poisons of the inanity of the word!
And then no more.
bottles were broken.
lights are splintered and pencils.
is degarró Tear the paper that you slip into another maze.
All doors are to exit.
Now everything is the reverse of the mirrors. Small passenger
,
alone with your piggy and visions
same unbearable helplessness underfoot:
're certainly claiming to spend with your voices drowned
certainly stops you your own huge shadow that hovers over you still looking for another, or tremble
against an insect covered with membrane all the chaos,
or frightens you the sea that can be on your side in this tear.
But again I say, silence
now that envelops you twice in its wings like a cloak:
at the bottom of every garden is a garden.
There's your garden,
Talita Cumi.
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No. 15, reality Mutations (1979)