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The Poetry of Pablo Saborío

sperm

bah

bah poem

Whole fucking words
can’t fill a single
moment

hard bark of sperm
coming from black

this white yellow
constellation of
possibilities

I see wall
burnt color

I hear breath
as brick
against brick

ah yea
desires
run like free
cockroaches
on my kitchen
soul

oh fuck
I’m coming
again to
your image

bah
poetry

Posted on November 17, 2012 by Pablo Saborio Posted in Poetry Tagged anti poetry, blah blah blah, color, modern poetry, nihilist poetry, poem, sperm Leave a comment
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