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tearful poem

By Soledad Bravo BrionesPublished 4 years ago 1 min read
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August Sander. People of the Twentieth Century. The City. Traveling People; Fair and Circus. 1926-32.

I hear dogs bark

They must be made of cement

Pets are not allowed here

I see faces sign weight

Our significance

lifetime

In endless installments

Three and four more bathroom

We can't find anything better

Bring your family in and believe

In the staircase dream

Clown ladder

Slippery and retractable immovable

Sell ​​food from 10 to night

Spend your life to live asking

If you think it's fair I pity you

The blind is not taken away by the eye doctor

Those of us who hate the police became fashionable

We saw the blood under his nails

The injustice in banner

The hive of screams caught in the cucas

Violations in peacekeeping missions

Now voices join us

Who don't want to keep selling an excuse for effort

Because the effort was always abandonment

Bonus Cured Poverty

Placebo

Injustice

Rebellion

Our landscape is tinged with white

Blood red has always been

Our color is living earth

Uhn immovable mud form

Dry

It forms the guerilla heart

For our dead and dead in battle

Fighting the heart of dignity

Orphans wanting to fly and being raped

Flags that still have homeland

Being she would have

surrendered before a storm inciting reluctance

sad poetry
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