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dogs

dogs eat at the night

buried in the yard

they chase the moon in a pack

the white of their teeth

compared to stars

the windows close against them

iron bars in transparency

life closes against them

the morning will crush them to dust

with only the wind left

to stir them up

Written by
Pablo Picasso
1881-1973 / Male / Spanish
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