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Cavalheiro Sozinho

by Pablo Neruda

Os maricones novos e os muchachas horny, as vivas gordas grandes
delirious do insomnia, as esposas novas as trinta horas grvidas, e
os tomcats hoarse que cruzam meu jardim na noite, como um colar de
palpitating ostras sexual cercam meu repouso solitary, inimigos de
minha alma, conspirators nos pajamas que trocam beijos profundos por
senhas. O vero radiante traz para fora dos amantes em pares
melanclicos dos regiments, os gordos e dilui e os felizes e os sad;
Sob as palmas de coco elegantes, perto do oceano e da lua, h uma
vida contnua das calas e dos panties, do hum de A do fondling das
meias de seda, e dos peitos das mulheres que glisten como os olhos. O
homem do salrio, aps um quando, aps o tedium da semana, e as
novelas lem dentro a cama na noite, foderam decisively seu vizinho,
e faz exame agora dela aos filmes miserveis, onde os heris so
cavalos ou prncipes passionate, e caresses seus ps cobertos com o
doce para baixo com suas palmas ardent e sweaty que cheiram como
cigarros. A noite do caador e a noite do marido vm junto como
folhas de cama e enterram-me, e as horas aps o lunch, quando os
estudantes e os priests masturbating, e os animais montam-se
abertamente, e o cheiro das abelhas do sangue, e as moscas zumbem
cholerically, e os primos jogam jogos estranhos com primos, e os
doutores glower no marido do paciente novo, e na manh adiantada em
que o professor, sem um pensamento, paga seu dbito conjugal e come o
pequeno almoo, e para cobri-lo fora todo, os adulterers, que se amam
verdadeiramente nas camas grandes e altas como navios: Assim,
eternally, a floresta torcida e respirando isto esmaga-me com as
flores gigantescas como a boca e os dentes e raizes pretas como as
unhas e as sapatas.


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  Poems by Pablo Neruda
  1. Always
  2. A Dog Has Died
  3. A Song Of Despair
  4. Cats Dream
  5. Clenched Soul
  6. Come With Me I Said And No One Knew V
  7. Dont Go Far Off Not Even For A Day
  8. Drunk As Drunk
  9. Enigmas
  10. Gentleman Alone
  11. If You Forget Me
  12. I Crave Your Mouth Your Voice Your Ha
  13. I Do Not Love You Except Because I Lo
  14. I Like For You To Be Still
  15. Leaning Into The Afternoons
  16. Love
  17. Magellanic Penguin
  18. Morning Love Sonnet XXVII
  19. Nothing But Death
  20. Ode To The Artichoke
  21. Ode To The Lemon
  22. Ode To The Onion
  23. Ode To Wine
  24. Puedo Escribir
  25. Saddest Poem
  26. The Dictators
  27. The Light Wraps You
  28. The White Mans Burden
  29. Tonight I Can Write
  30. Tower Of Light
  31. Walking Around
  32. XVII I do not love you
  33. XVII Thinking Tangling Shadows
  34. XXXIV You are the daughter of the sea
  35. Your Feet
 
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