The Dictators
An odor has remained among the sugare:
a mixture of blood and body, a peing
petal that brings nausea.
Between the ut palms the graves are full
of ruined bones, of speechless death-rattles.
The delicate dictator is talking
with top hats, gold braid, and collars.
The tiny palace gleams like a watch
and the rapid laughs with gloves on
cross the corridors at times
and join the dead voices
and the blue mouths freshly buried.
The weeping ot be seen, like a plant
whose seeds fall endlessly on the earth,
whose large blind leaves grow even without light.
Hatred has grown scale on scale,
blow on blow, in the ghastly water of the s,
with a snout full of ooze and silence
Pablo Neruda
(ò﹏ò)
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