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Matame,que sea despacio y con cautela,quiero verte mientras lo haces Matame en silencio y con presicion,no quiero que termines ya Matame no quiero estar vivo si solo vivo para extrañarte Matame,quiero descansar Quiero que seas tu quien lo haga Matame con esa mirada,esa sonrisa esa dulce voz esas tiernas caricias Matame mientras veo el momento en que me enamore discretamente de ti,queriendo ocultarlo hasta el día de hoy,matame pues quiero que duela Matame sin excusas ni mentiras Matame aunque quiera quedarme,quitame el peso de ahogarme,matame solo como tu puedes,matame aunque se que no quieres Matame te lo imploro,llevame a descansar para poder sonreír a través de mis heridas,matame y recuérdame como aquel cobarde que se moría por ti.
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Apr 5
Apr 5, 2026 at 12:57 AM UTC
Matame
From mountain tops to Deep blue seas Spain Is beautiful for all too see and The sun shines bright on Madrid's Golden sand and A friendly wave from every hand Spanish rivers flow a silver thread Through valleys where the deer are fed And Spain is precious and A beautiful land and People here a mix of all to Stand strong together And standing strong and They laugh and sing they work and dream Beside the river's flowing stream And Spanish people stand for Palestine And Spain a beautiful country for all to see And the seasons change in graceful sway From summer heat to winter's gray and Spanish beauty lingers through it all A gentle whisper answering the call And Spain stands for Palestine So let us cherish our beloved Spain and This precious land that we have known And keep it safe for those to come A beautiful country Spain forever our cherished home.
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Dec 22, 2025
Dec 22, 2025 at 4:20 AM UTC
Beautiful Spain 🇪🇸
There once was a man from Toledo Who went to the beach in a Speedo:      He swam on his back,      And, enjoying a whack, The ****** let loose his torpedo.
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Dec 2, 2025
Dec 2, 2025 at 4:01 PM UTC
Torpedo
And when I pressed my fingers to the ground The soft powdered dirt The rock still warm from the suns glow Beneath my fingers Were the roots of the earth Tangled Twisted A whole new world Mirrored below There was life, light Beneath my hands The roots of the earth grew As continuously as my heart beat Even through the concrete and rock So powerful I could still feel it Nature broke through Not with trumpets and flags But with the quiet and gentle unfurling- Of a new green shoot The breeze so tranquil The breeze to calm an army The late summer sun Shining gold against the green and brown Their leaves gently shook in rythm Dancing to the oceans subtle song Never a house been so beautiful As the one in Spain My home The most beautiful I wondered how anything could be more beautiful than this Dreaming how the sea may look today As the black metal vehicle took me away From the only place I had ever loved My home forever, that won’t change -JJ 01/09/25
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Nov 26, 2025
Nov 26, 2025 at 5:55 PM UTC
The Roots of The Earth
From the lovely warmth of Spain To come home to the dark cold rain I could really feel the strain That bested me and you It was four years on And I though nothing could go wrong I thought that I always belonged Eternally to you To retrace the path And to resurrect the past Forever looking back There was nothing I could do Now and then I have dreams About times before the screams But we fell apart at the seams That much is true Now those skies grey There isnt anything I can say To try and make you stay I just can't get through I know that once upon a time I was yours and you were mine I guess I will have to find A way to change those skies to blue .
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Nov 16, 2025
Nov 16, 2025 at 10:03 AM UTC
Spain
Did you seriously think, sonofabitch, that if you dressed in a luxurious enough suit, the blood on your hands would fade?, the fear you once awoke go pale? Do you seriously think that silk makes children come back to life? Brothers, sisters, fathers, mothers. All dead. By your own hands. And once again, I found you on the goverment, because when you put enough silk (enough money) around your shady words, people can suddenly turn a blind eye on the bombs you once made explode. *She went shopping one day to never come back. They couldn’t even have her body at her funeral— Oops! All we found was a tiny ****** arm. Sorry about your mom, about your newborn. You’ll never see either again.* Do you seriously think that money will make them come back to life? Not even as zombies they could rise, because to do so their bodies would need to be more than tiny little ******* scraps.
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Jul 10, 2025
Jul 10, 2025 at 9:40 AM UTC
"Oops"
Acrost a narrow sea In a Bazaar of salts and soaps I see only purple, smell only lavender In a world of scents and colors, Through countless city streets Strange and foreign from my own I see architectural wonders Every building, seems sketched by you 50 feet from where I sleep 5000 miles from home As I shop for you In this Papeleria, The speakers play our songs. In a botanical garden Far different from our preserve I try to draw a flower,  because I saw one, pinkish-orange It's hard to be in cities It's hard to be outside Not because of memories Or because reminders hurt But when you make the world An inspiration, everywhere I go, A million poems lodge inside me Thousands more than you could know I wish all my thoughts Could break free and kiss the page But I’m limited
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May 13, 2025
May 13, 2025 at 1:09 AM UTC
Studying Abroad
I was home, The feeling that suddenly hit my heart- Spreading through my body, The sense of comfort and belonging- Hugged my body gently, It’s Raw and natural beauty- “Simple”- but not to me, It was so intricately painted- Every tree, every brushstroke: making the mountains every uniquely mixed color, Came together in harmony. The familiar, spiractic, sharp but soft- Trees cut through the sky, As if they were waving, Revealing their pattern as the sun shone through, And in the distance- They looked like golden bushes, Caught in the suns light. The beautiful white and orange houses poked through the dark green trees, Like a used and messy paint pallet, That was somehow still so pretty, As if the beauty could not continue- Yet the pink and purple clouds appeared, Like kind giants, Slowly drifting through the light blue sky I always thought it was strange- Hearing about people falling in love with countries or cities, But now I understood. I knew then- And every time I was reminded, This was my place, The country I fell in love with I had to come back one day, But that time- I would never leave, And in that moment, All my worries were at a halt, And only happiness remained -JJ 08/04/25
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Apr 9, 2025
Apr 9, 2025 at 7:45 AM UTC
Spain
There once was a woman from Spain Who loved to make love in the rain:      She also had fun      Making love in the sun, And always in the public domain.
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Mar 3, 2025
Mar 3, 2025 at 10:10 PM UTC
Amarosa
I travelled the Mediterranean coast when I was young Such a beautiful landscape Carefully carved from stone Castles and cathedrals Extravagantly designed The marriage of man and divinity In a Jubilee ancient time Unfortunately The ghost of my ethnicity No long prevails If there’s no forest or rivers I call that hell I’ll take the winter I’ll wait for the season to change Find me not in any city Nor any kind of desert terrain Out here is where I’ll stay!
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Jul 14, 2024
Jul 14, 2024 at 12:57 PM UTC
Genealogically Unconnected
If it's not something others will do, If their governments will not hold their leaders accountable, Then we need the Paddys, the Svens, the Pablos to; You cannot wait for a criminal To turn themselves in, For they never shall. At their level, They will avoid prosecution Till they swim in the lakes of hell. And meanwhile, how many Will they facilitate in the deaths of? How many innocents murdered? How many must be "martyred?"
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May 28, 2024
May 28, 2024 at 11:22 AM UTC
Seating Order
If Pablo Picasso's name doesn't ring a bell, it is indeed a rarity, Welcome to Malaga, Picasso's birthplace - an unique identity, Known for his exquisite paintings & sculptures, Picasso is a legend, That his work is still considered sensational, need not be questioned As Costa del Sol's capital, Malaga in Spain's Andalusia is a vibrant coastal city, Lying along a wide bay of the Mediterranean Sea, it constantly bustles with activity, Excellent weather all-year round, renders it an idyllic tourist haven, It's mountain geography and sun-drenched beaches - delight for a travel maven The city is replete with a profusion of museums, daring street art and eateries, Add to it, centuries-old heritage and beaches, that always hold pleasant memories, Delightful pedestrianized centers and stunning views add to the city's intrigue, Casual strolls to several picturesque locales hardly gives room for any fatigue The hilltop Arab palace fortress of Alcazaba provides panoramic sweeping sea views, Roman marble pillars & Moorish horseshoe arches add to stunning architectural hues, The once coastal-facing defense of Plaza de Armas now features beautiful gardens, Evocative vast courtyards & bubbling fountains yield a pathway that seldom straightens A Picasso museum visit is unmissable on the itinerary for anyone visiting Malaga, The stamp of conceptual brilliance seen in the exhibits makes art lovers go gaga, The manner in which cubism art has been displayed is thoughtfully amazing, Picasso's  genius is reflected in his works and was perhaps his way of proclaiming The majestic Cathedral de Malaga is situated right in the historic town's center, A blend of Gothic, Renaissance & Baroque architectural styles adds to the splendor, The grand marble staircase and a beautiful assortment of frescoes are a visual treat, The vast colonaded nave, housing an enormous cedar-wood choir stall, is no mean feat The Carmen Thyssen Museum is located in an aesthetically renovated 16th-century palace, It features an unique cocktail of paintings with thematic variations, not in the least hapless, The almost cartoonish costumbrismo paintings are a throwback to 19th-century Spain myths, That depicted fiestas, banditry, flamenco, bar-room brawls as if 'twas the work of a jokesmith! Beaches in Malaga are characterized by dark, long stretches of sand skirted by lofty palm trees, With boarded promenades, shorefronts are adorned with colorful parasols, wafting in the breeze, Visitors swarming the beaches can be seen lazing in hammocks while basking in the sunshine, Having all the trappings of a sunbather's paradise, that can be seen along the entire coastline Ever experienced walking along a walkway dangling up to 100 meters in the air? Its Caminito del Rey, pinned along the steep hills of a narrow gorge - indeed rare, Parts of the route clinging recklessly to the sheer rock face of the gorge are awe-inspiring, While completely safe, the linear 8-km walk can cause vertigo and culminate in respiring This walkway was once dubbed the most dangerous hike in Spain - yet, so far from reality, Multi-layered landscapes encompass reservoirs, mountains, gorges & valleys in totality, The accompanying guide regales trekkers with the canyon's fascinating history and folklore, While numerous selfie-worthy clicks of the breath-taking dizzy views, are like never before Malaga is centric for day trips to Tangier, Morocco and The Rock of Gibraltar, It is one of the few European cities that experiences a relatively warm winter, It's coastal location with the Mediterranean Sea wind makes summer less oppressive, Loaded with history and a multi-layered past, is what makes the city so impressive Malaga is a typical port city that epitomizes Andalusian lifestyle to the fullest, The warmth and camaraderie displayed by locals can be experienced at its best, Streets and by-lanes are always pleasantly crowded with folks in colorful attire, A wholesome feeling of utmost satisfaction at the trip's end, is for all to aspire
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Apr 4, 2024
Apr 4, 2024 at 12:33 PM UTC
Spain's Malaga - an Andalusian getaway
If Pablo Picasso's name doesn't ring a bell, it is indeed a rarity, Welcome to Malaga, Picasso's birthplace - an unique identity, Known for his exquisite paintings & sculptures, Picasso is a legend, That his work is still considered sensational, need not be questioned As Costa del Sol's capital, Malaga in Spain's Andalusia is a vibrant coastal city, Lying along a wide bay of the Mediterranean Sea, it constantly bustles with activity, Excellent weather all-year round, renders it an idyllic tourist haven, It's mountain geography and sun-drenched beaches - delight for a travel maven The city is replete with a profusion of museums, daring street art and eateries, Add to it, centuries-old heritage and beaches, that always hold pleasant memories, Delightful pedestrianized centers and stunning views add to the city's intrigue, Casual strolls to several picturesque locales hardly gives room for any fatigue The hilltop Arab palace fortress of Alcazaba provides panoramic sweeping sea views, Roman marble pillars & Moorish horseshoe arches add to stunning architectural hues, The once coastal-facing defense of Plaza de Armas now features beautiful gardens, Evocative vast courtyards & bubbling fountains yield a pathway that seldom straightens A Picasso museum visit is unmissable on the itinerary for anyone visiting Malaga, The stamp of conceptual brilliance seen in the exhibits makes art lovers go gaga, The manner in which cubism art has been displayed is thoughtfully amazing, Picasso's  genius is reflected in his works and was perhaps his way of proclaiming The majestic Cathedral de Malaga is situated right in the historic town's center, A blend of Gothic, Renaissance & Baroque architectural styles adds to the splendor, The grand marble staircase and a beautiful assortment of frescoes are a visual treat, The vast colonaded nave, housing an enormous cedar-wood choir stall, is no mean feat The Carmen Thyssen Museum is located in an aesthetically renovated 16th-century palace, It features an unique cocktail of paintings with thematic variations, not in the least hapless, The almost cartoonish costumbrismo paintings are a throwback to 19th-century Spain myths, That depicted fiestas, banditry, flamenco, bar-room brawls as if 'twas the work of a jokesmith! Beaches in Malaga are characterized by dark, long stretches of sand skirted by lofty palm trees, With boarded promenades, shorefronts are adorned with colorful parasols, wafting in the breeze, Visitors swarming the beaches can be seen lazing in hammocks while basking in the sunshine, Having all the trappings of a sunbather's paradise, that can be seen along the entire coastline Ever experienced walking along a walkway dangling up to 100 meters in the air? Its Caminito del Rey, pinned along the steep hills of a narrow gorge - indeed rare, Parts of the route clinging recklessly to the sheer rock face of the gorge are awe-inspiring, While completely safe, the linear 8-km walk can cause vertigo and culminate in respiring This walkway was once dubbed the most dangerous hike in Spain - yet, so far from reality, Multi-layered landscapes encompass reservoirs, mountains, gorges & valleys in totality, The accompanying guide regales trekkers with the canyon's fascinating history and folklore, While numerous selfie-worthy clicks of the breath-taking dizzy views, are like never before Malaga is centric for day trips to Tangier, Morocco and The Rock of Gibraltar, It is one of the few European cities that experiences a relatively warm winter, It's coastal location with the Mediterranean Sea wind makes summer less oppressive, Loaded with history and a multi-layered past, is what makes the city so impressive Malaga is a typical port city that epitomizes Andalusian lifestyle to the fullest, The warmth and camaraderie displayed by locals can be experienced at its best, Streets and by-lanes are always pleasantly crowded with folks in colorful attire, A wholesome feeling of utmost satisfaction at the trip's end, is for all to aspire
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It takes considerable research to pick an ideal vacation spot, The end result can be pleasantly surprising, more often than not, Spain offers a multitude of choices that can be very exciting, It is those small tucked-away towns that are the most enticing Cadaques is a pretty Mediterranean location in Catalonia's Costa Brava, It is a hippy seaside town akin to a hidden cove, that is no mere trivia, Located on a small peninsula on the eastern side of sunny Spain, It has all the trappings of an ideal getaway resort, with much to gain It is the most inaccessible town north of Barcelona, though seductively beautiful, The road winds through mountains replete with hairpin turns that are an eyeful, Passing through cliffs one after the other, a rocky coastline is the final descent, Entering the Spanish village with a breathtaking landscape, makes for rich accent The idyllic setting, with unbeatable tourist infrastructure, is a veritable holiday haven, For anyone looking to enjoy sun and sea, the attraction is like a piece of heaven, The beach town gleaming above the cobalt-blue waters is a joyful sight to behold, The allure of the windswept pebble beaches is so mesmerizing, if truth be told The village is always teeming with tourists lazily walking the cobblestone streets, The animated incessant Spanish chatter with exciting overtones is such an audible treat, The blazing sun beating down all day from a spotlessly blue sky is never a deterrent, To people of all ages sauntering the streets, joy writ on their faces, that is so apparent Colorful sun umbrellas can be seen planted all along the beach, spicing up the milieu, While the adventurous brave it out to get their suntan, unmindful of little else in view, A dip in the clear blue water provides an exhilarating experience thro' the day, The feeling is of total relaxation charting new frontiers, in a wholly different way It goes without saying that Cadaques is a delightful town for the epicurious, Restaurants abound in plenty, as they wow to whet the appetite of the curious, Visitors flocking in droves at all times of the day, is such a common sight, The menu dished out is of an irresistible variety - naturally, a gourmet's delight Dozens of gelato shops can be seen virtually in every street, The vast variety of flavors is mind boggling and an inviting treat, Serpentine lines at each shop reflect the popularity of this delicacy, Experimenting with combos is perhaps a fitting culminating fantasy For strollers, the meandering lanes of Cadaques are an absolute delight, The sloping by-lanes lined with shops on either side, are an interesting sight, Skilled artisans flaunt their wares, with determined attempts to persist, At the end of it all, the inclination to splurge, is undoubtedly difficult to resist Spanish painter Salvadore Dali's house in Cadaques definitely merits an outing, A walk around the house depicts his life in the village through his painting(s), The scenic walk around the well-preserved grounds holds a lot of history, That he was a tremendous inspiration to the locals, is of little mystery Groups of people can always be seen walking from one end of the town to the other, Animatedly chatting mundane and specifics that is delightfully difficult to decipher, While the preponderance of Spanish locals is perceptible, global participation is nothing less, It is this cosmopolitan aura that lends color to the charming town, stopping short of iconic-ness The sound of lapping waves still rings in your ears long after you leave this quaint beach town, You wish you could turn the clock back and dash back yet again as if making a U-turn, It is this very quintessential charm that lures visitors to the hidden town with quiet coves, Spread the message through word of mouth, that visiting such places merit many encores
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Oct 25, 2023
Oct 25, 2023 at 10:09 PM UTC
Cadaques - Spain's quaint beach town
It takes considerable research to pick an ideal vacation spot, The end result can be pleasantly surprising, more often than not, Spain offers a multitude of choices that can be very exciting, It is those small tucked-away towns that are the most enticing Cadaques is a pretty Mediterranean location in Catalonia's Costa Brava, It is a hippy seaside town akin to a hidden cove, that is no mere trivia, Located on a small peninsula on the eastern side of sunny Spain, It has all the trappings of an ideal getaway resort, with much to gain It is the most inaccessible town north of Barcelona, though seductively beautiful, The road winds through mountains replete with hairpin turns that are an eyeful, Passing through cliffs one after the other, a rocky coastline is the final descent, Entering the Spanish village with a breathtaking landscape, makes for rich accent The idyllic setting, with unbeatable tourist infrastructure, is a veritable holiday haven, For anyone looking to enjoy sun and sea, the attraction is like a piece of heaven, The beach town gleaming above the cobalt-blue waters is a joyful sight to behold, The allure of the windswept pebble beaches is so mesmerizing, if truth be told The village is always teeming with tourists lazily walking the cobblestone streets, The animated incessant Spanish chatter with exciting overtones is such an audible treat, The blazing sun beating down all day from a spotlessly blue sky is never a deterrent, To people of all ages sauntering the streets, joy writ on their faces, that is so apparent Colorful sun umbrellas can be seen planted all along the beach, spicing up the milieu, While the adventurous brave it out to get their suntan, unmindful of little else in view, A dip in the clear blue water provides an exhilarating experience thro' the day, The feeling is of total relaxation charting new frontiers, in a wholly different way It goes without saying that Cadaques is a delightful town for the epicurious, Restaurants abound in plenty, as they wow to whet the appetite of the curious, Visitors flocking in droves at all times of the day, is such a common sight, The menu dished out is of an irresistible variety - naturally, a gourmet's delight Dozens of gelato shops can be seen virtually in every street, The vast variety of flavors is mind boggling and an inviting treat, Serpentine lines at each shop reflect the popularity of this delicacy, Experimenting with combos is perhaps a fitting culminating fantasy For strollers, the meandering lanes of Cadaques are an absolute delight, The sloping by-lanes lined with shops on either side, are an interesting sight, Skilled artisans flaunt their wares, with determined attempts to persist, At the end of it all, the inclination to splurge, is undoubtedly difficult to resist Spanish painter Salvadore Dali's house in Cadaques definitely merits an outing, A walk around the house depicts his life in the village through his painting(s), The scenic walk around the well-preserved grounds holds a lot of history, That he was a tremendous inspiration to the locals, is of little mystery Groups of people can always be seen walking from one end of the town to the other, Animatedly chatting mundane and specifics that is delightfully difficult to decipher, While the preponderance of Spanish locals is perceptible, global participation is nothing less, It is this cosmopolitan aura that lends color to the charming town, stopping short of iconic-ness The sound of lapping waves still rings in your ears long after you leave this quaint beach town, You wish you could turn the clock back and dash back yet again as if making a U-turn, It is this very quintessential charm that lures visitors to the hidden town with quiet coves, Spread the message through word of mouth, that visiting such places merit many encores
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I love the city at night I like when the waves start rumbling And the city lights turn on I like the beautiful sights Of the twilight sky And the mountains all dressed in black I like when it's hidden away When everything the daylight shows Disappears All the beauty that's destroyed All that's been taken away is concealed Because when I look on and on When my eyes gaze upon... The darkness I don't see all the disaster The city lights, the waves and the sky Draped in violets and pinks As the airplanes fly And I think, what a beauty! What a city of dreams When the visible is made to be unseen Unseen... I see the cars passing With their beaming lights But they all seem somehow much sweeter And closer to starlight I see the palm trees standing proud In a place where they do belong But there's so few around And even the people seem much brighter When the nights come to hide the effects of human disaster A comfort blanket Listen to the waves And forget the sounds of the traffic That I can't stand anymore Found my comfort in the night Found my solace at this time Found the beauty of life In the city At night
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Jun 3, 2023
Jun 3, 2023 at 8:44 AM UTC
Night blanket
Why are there more buildings than trees In the city that's promising dreams? Why are there more cars than Parking spaces What's all the rush? Why are there more boats than fish On the island of eternal bliss? Can't even hear my thoughts From all the noises; I Feel overwhelmed. There are pockets of green, A desert preserved, Only one single tree where I've ever heard birds They sing in the morning at 8, But I'm starting to think it's too late I see mountains rising And buildings above them, I see clouds slowly passing As cars outrace them, All the light pollution Has the sky turned brown; At night In the centre of life I feel drowned
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Jun 3, 2023
Jun 3, 2023 at 8:30 AM UTC
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
I’ve crossed the borders Through the Sierra de Grazalema just to be by your side Through the Aleppo pines And where the olive trees grow Where the cicadas chirp in the hottest day of the year Then lay to rest until summer comes again Déjame en paz pero yo no quiero Keep a thread in my heart but let me go Cariño, you talk about a sapphire sky and a fountain that drips of stars Can’t you see that I’m your own reflection? A mirror to a world like no other Déjame en paz pero yo no quiero Keep a thread in my heart but let me go
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Jul 23, 2022
Jul 23, 2022 at 9:18 AM UTC
Until I Reach You
~ *Poor deluded brute he waves his sword in orchestration to a ruthless symphony played for miserable centuries: the running of the bulls "sketches of pain" some monsters come decked out in hat and cape inside the arena of his pride where he hears the chant within the arts of cowardice and cruelty where he envisions the feathered crown Gala! Gala! "how to see the toreador" lost as San Fermín pricked by hairpin pierced by ragged horn suerte de la muerte (luck of death) foreshadowing Hemingway turns into the troubled sun and underneath his muleta a deep red blood alchemy his fame spilling out in drips and drabs as the crowd sings 'Pobre de Mí (Poor Me)' to the mystic stab of church bells* ~
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Jan 12, 2022
Jan 12, 2022 at 11:46 AM UTC
Death of the Matador
The bird sings He cries He screams The words of the great and free Of the one. He who took it all And he the one who cried "I am the one! The one to end it all And begin the new time Of me." Screams disappear into the forests His eyes glimmer He fights in stone And sets in metal The iron gaze to the right By the disgrace of God The people are gone Never to tell their tales Of this suffering In his hands Señores, this is all we have left It won't buy you a loaf of bread But it may buy him a heart for him to feast on.
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Sep 8, 2021
Sep 8, 2021 at 10:20 AM UTC
Cinco Pesetas
8pm sunsets man who could’ve imagine Seeing us in each other’s arm could be so magic One ****** and we moving backwards Lately your texts are getting cold, Like ice cubes in this summer cooling away from our fire energy, the when time is emites Repeated arguments got our feeling so redundant. Hoping to see better days, hoping we see a better vayca. Live yours and I’ll live mines, but we pendulums our time will come back at the terminal when I arrive.
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Jul 14, 2021
Jul 14, 2021 at 12:32 AM UTC
LLL
It all started in my second-story room. A quiet summer night, not a single sound, And then a loud boom. I looked out the window for a better view And rushed down to the kitchen, out the patio door, and onto the deck Because what I saw in the sky reminded me of you A small chill nipped at my neck, and I wondered, Could you be remembering me too? Because with every reverberation a star shot through the sky. A shimmering burst, like a fiery blossom, every one of its blooms. But it lingers for just a moment, and then it disappears. Remember when we believed that if we swung high enough we might be able to fly? Remember when we thought we could be artists and authors by just the age of sixteen? Now all we do is sit and sigh, waiting on the Wifi, Telling ourselves that the dreams we had were just unachievable little schemes. They say you moved to Spain. Three years ago, I heard. Tell me, did that rid you of your pain? And don’t lie, because I know, behind closed doors for your mother you cry, because Cancer had her killed. And I might have found a lover. And you’ve probably found another. And we might feel fine as of now, but someday, Just like the pyrokinetic flowers that bombard the night sky, My memories of you will fade away. I just wanted to say goodbye.
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Jan 16, 2021
Jan 16, 2021 at 4:10 PM UTC
Fireworks
in the pit I'll visit tonight with her said the yellow ******* of cordial and skylight in Monserrat  she ought to treasure my Abacab with séance with her quilt of resilience that she'll muddle
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Jul 18, 2020
Jul 18, 2020 at 11:21 AM UTC
a blue daiquiri
Night withdraws and I alone inhabit those Spanish eyes We sit upon the hill where El Greco once regaled the arts with a masterstroke We listen for dawning chimes as she picks flowers & passes explicit love notes I catch the shadowed reflection of erstwhile against her naked back How it resembles curiosity & imperial city bells ringing forth A klaxon a clarion the siren call To passions both painted & fleshly achieved by the same inspired hand
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Jun 28, 2020
Jun 28, 2020 at 10:14 PM UTC
The Morning Bells of Toledo
Oranges and lemons augment the paths we walk down into town in the mid afternoon sun Behind gated villas like modern day Cerberus hounds grumble into half life howl languidly as we pass Whilst pink and purple bougainvillea wild and free as our love flourishes in the ragged hedgerows.
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Jun 17, 2020
Jun 17, 2020 at 8:43 AM UTC
Coin, Andalusia, May 2019.