1
Hidden my body
your secrets only
I know.
2
When she dances
she lifts her skirt
so I see the mole.
3
Again the road
naked in the window
hidden she watches.
4
Somewhere in the dream
I heard you my colt
whinnying.
5
At three in the night
the waiter took our
two glasses.
6
Upon the anvil
violet the iron
of her balcony.
7
Two eyes swords
slashed his eyelids
and she stayed naked.
8
Three friends played
dice for her kiss.
Another took it.
9
Arbote-berry honey
and the gluttonous blackbird
the wax nose.
10
When he looks
in the well’s depth
he sees the goat.
11
Look! Two mosquitoes
on the bomb’s blasting cap
make love.
12
Death was calling
And above my body
shone the dawn.
13
I would want more
and yet more. And you
would not give to me.
14
Day and night
with invisible rope
someone binds us.
15
Sparrow killer
he murders the cicada
who still sings.
16
Crosses on the slope
and the sea far below
shines in the sun.
17
I heard oars
without seeing boats
in the mist.
18
Pale sea.
With its dead tail
children play.
19
Deep in the mud
furrows from wheels
and dry leaves.
20
Behind the mountains
some come out evenings
and watch us.
21
To N.D.T.
I hold my breath
my nightingale of the sea
to hear you.
22
Small boat
closed in the bottle
where are you sailing?
23
Hector dead too.
It frightens Homer
his destruction.
24
Peacock’s tail
on a monkey’s rear
this world.
25
Ah tonight again
you don’t spare the beating
my Karagioze!
26
Are they words
in Book 24 of the Iliad
or axes?
27
Zeno said:
"Place indeed is not."
Say is it true?
28
The wolf laughs.
the lamb whispered
something in his ear.
29
Almond flowers
fall in my sleep.
Who kissed me?
30
Poor bone
in the desert’s sand
with such style.
31
Your one eye
in the poem and the other
to judge you.
32
Motionless. As if
Earth was photographed
forever.
33
We all fit
the living and the dead
in a poem.