To a Fly

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    To a Fly

    To you silent fly
    Of graceful and thin flight
    I am going to say a thing to you
    Before that you fall to the soil

    I am a man
    I believe, simply
    That from morning till night I work

    And that I guard in my pocket
    Besides a hole
    A humble sueldecillo
    Currando always by the piece

    I have the made body swab
    Resting a day an hour
    If you buzz, make it silence
    That you do noise


    You look like the mixer

    You are not surprised so my friend

    Who with a vile thud bursts the bladder,

    The abdomen, the belly, The back And

    up to an arm.


    To the tiny corpse Of the side of my bed
    I will not dress of mourning Though it is like that of brute
    it will be out for the window

    I sleep to the end with happiness Though I have my dreads
    That tomorrow in the night
    The cruel and cold revenge
    Avenges in arms of your aunt, Tu niece or your sister.

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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