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veronica-pamoukaghlian
Uruguayan Filmmaker and writer of Armenian origin from Uruguay, South America. / / FACEBOOK POETRY PAGE / http://www.facebook.com/pages/POETRY-by-Veronica-Pamoukaghlian/43755923056?ref=ts
To wear my heart upon my sleevelessness and wear it out and off the hinge This is my curse this is my bliss
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Aug 27, 2011
Aug 27, 2011 at 12:19 AM UTC
Intraducible (Montevideo, Aug 27th, 2011)
When I slip naked into my bed of sleep I long for peace and then you come along with the violence of dreams that long for truth Intrude lie on me with the weight of words spoke in a dream and yet in vigil heard
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Apr 26, 2010
Apr 26, 2010 at 3:54 PM UTC
Of a waning summer (The beach, March 2010)
Rescue me from geishaland like a knight in shiny armour ****** me away like a dragon in heat Your paws across my heart better than this I´d give a lifetime in geishatown for a minute of you Treacherous thief with the heavenly mouth A devious Joker the joke´s on you
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Mar 23, 2010
Mar 23, 2010 at 8:38 PM UTC
JOKER PRAYER
I´m building something that is not you It looks and tastes and smells like you but my invention has made it worthy eternal bliss I am in love with the you that I feel under the sheets of my dreamworld across the river from the you that is devious and deceitful and wants me not though the beast´s giant mouth will swear it I have made you out into this god of love and beauty and blinded stay to the mediocre giant ****** of your soul
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Mar 23, 2010
Mar 23, 2010 at 8:36 PM UTC
Ode to a giant ******
Deceived in men and seeking no revenge Pleasure machine betrayed by hypocrisy´s hounds their howling hordes come knocking on my door crushed in the mud like flies or summer pests by men mediocre and their willing slaves After they tasted the fruit to hear them swear "she was a temptress" to see the fundamental lie and feel no need to protest innocence
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Feb 1, 2010
Feb 1, 2010 at 2:18 AM UTC
Hypocrisy of now (BA, January 4th, 2009)
This imperfect me a pleasure machine a bait for chameleons liars and a thief waiting by the phone waiting by the door the boy with the skatebooard like salmon race against the slant Pass by a black woman with her plastic bags full of empty bottles plans her drunken feast the boy with the skateboard asks me "what are you waiting for?" and I have no answer She´s back now the bottles are full she smokes and shakes her *** like an old worn horse We will all get drunk and wash away another year
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Feb 1, 2010
Feb 1, 2010 at 2:11 AM UTC
Pleasure machine (Barrio Sur streets, Dec 24th, 2009)
let´s meet in the hole he said where the ghost of the towers looms a friendly face so long awaited By rising dawn the cruise ship pulls in at Cape Liberty and there´s the bustle of anticipation the excitement in the air that we will see the loving face hear once more the loving words the only words that are in the right language And all in vain You have to stay onboard Captain Papanicolau said to honour gynechology all the things we could have done in Brooklyn and Manhattan and all the New York people and New York streets the trumpet players and the Museum of Modern Art Meant not for me this is the new forbidden land the immigration officers its guarding hounds this is new york this rubble heap and the yellow cranes the bridge and the horizon and in the summer I shall go to the Bermuda Triangle and hope to disappear
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Nov 23, 2009
Nov 23, 2009 at 9:24 AM UTC
this is new york (New Jersey, April 2006)
The Randomness of things is inexcusable How randomly we meet and part our ways We fall apart estranged from what we loved For no reason at all and no governing rules Fresh meat becomes Leftovers of tomorrow Fresh love is turned into a surge of pain The randomness of days is inexcusable How randomly the night steals us away And never to return from its mysterious depth our eyes get adjusted to the dark
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Nov 23, 2009
Nov 23, 2009 at 9:22 AM UTC
Randomness of Insomnialand (Nov 22, Montevideo, URUGUAY)
My blood is marked by genocide on the two sides of these Atlantic lines My fate was sealed with the blood stains of cotton workers from Marash slaughtered by the ottoman and the mixed blood of conquerors and massacred of masters and estranged slaves The rot of colonialism lurks underneath our 15 second democracy My eyes were numbed by what I hadn´t seen after the ***** war was over after the bowels of the Earth had vomited bones in Uruguay lifeless infant mummies in the soft heart of Africa after the tide brought in the loot of generals, green men of power and no shame My past was carved with knives on children´s bones in the mountains of Leninakan with hanged peasants on the slopes of Ararat My human pride was dumped in Rio de la Plata one summer night in a death flight that time when I had learnt to sing before I grasped the word The word was born from the colonial rot under our soil and under Africa The word was black and cast a deadly storm before the sun The word was Genocide
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Nov 23, 2009
Nov 23, 2009 at 3:12 AM UTC
The Word (New York, April 2006)