Saturday, April 30, 2011

What To Wear Gym Swimming

Amelia Biagioni (1918-2000) Argentina, MANIFESTO


I resist,
on the streets of the hanged,

to obey the order to be lukewarm and cautious
of clinging to security
settling into the habit of wearing a watch
and serenity, adventure
a rope, and deadly pale
word
and eyes with limits.
I resist,
between the millstones of failure to obey the law
getting tired,
to resign,
to sit in the world fofo
languid dying of a sword, waiting
marasmus.
I resist, plagued by whistles
atrocious

to fate to shut myself up and lose the key or throw
the well.
With all spinal
up, I am the enormous fear, and I advance
,
without cause, absent
singing in

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