Category: Poems

Deforestation © Greenpeace   Lobotomy Do not deforest the woods without first cutting down one by one our neurons. What seed, what forest could then still germinate in

The fragility of the calendar If I had to choose between Eternity and You, I would not hesitate to decide for a second. I would stay on the

  Painting by Nirman – Giacinto Laruccia, Italy MAN Man is hurt if a woman says to him, “You’re nothing.” He could grab the knife and stab his

Painting by Toby Tover, USA https://www.instagram.com/tobytoverart/ TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS When technology takes all power and no more facilitates human relations, but replaces them. When we do not talk anymore

Painting by Lo Ch’ing  Gibraltar Not Gibraltar – after Lo Ch’ing’s painting, “Post-Industrial Society Has Arrived” Over the mountaintop pavilion, under which I imagine you asleep, the crescent

Despot  He fired a flare above his palace and claimed that by his victims he had been attacked. The flare illuminated neither the eyes nor the brains of

Poem for Mother’s Day   I TREMBLE LIKE A LEAF It’s happening very often, every day, that nostalgia knocks on my anima and after a call on the

Communication Since for quite some time, I neither send mails nor messages when I feel fine. We are not happy with that. My friends answer when you lie

Painting by Miguel Óscar Menassa After the recital That’s it, I’ve recited, it’s all over. Now, surely, a friend will embrace me, with strength, with fury, with slight

Before the Joy My words are no longer charcoal as they were before when in the heat of the glow they had become black now they move with