The love for manufactured things
Paperback, 71 pages
| Price: | $5.35 |
|---|
Ships in 3–5 business days
Poems for an age of crisis. English-Spanish bilingual edition. 16,000 downloads so far. Poemas para una época de crisis. Edición bilingüe español-inglés. 16.000 descargas hasta la fecha.
Everything is nothing
I managed to mourn your tears.
I have bleeding your wounds.
Wishing for me all your diseases,
dismounted my life to build yours.
Never rained on you
nor will the sun damage.
And so it stayed in vacuum anything,
suspended in the accessory,
monitoring, protecting, scaring,
fueling another terrifying being
around which I gravitate,
clung to an orbit without which
would cease to exist.
So I am no longer than your desires,
the yearn to achieve
and the contempt for the achieved.
Ratings & Reviews
Log In to review this item
Review The love for manufactured things
2 People Reviewed This Item
"Wow !"
This is the first time I read a book of poems that speaks about problems of everyday people. Some poems are awesome. Take this,
'I live in a city where playgrounds
are built under the summer sun
while Banks enjoy the shade.
Where cars are double-lane
and a narrow sidewalk for pedestrians.
Where you are a number who pays taxes
and a zero when your voice rises.
Where cameras monitor the Innocent
while criminals manage them.
Where you feel yourself a piece of food
Twisted digested by the stomach
of The Streets.
Where people hide their eyes and just
the sellers of useless things keep... More >
This is the first time I read a book of poems that speaks about problems of everyday people. Some poems are awesome. Take this,
'I live in a city where playgrounds
are built under the summer sun
while Banks enjoy the shade.
Where cars are double-lane
and a narrow sidewalk for pedestrians.
Where you are a number who pays taxes
and a zero when your voice rises.
Where cameras monitor the Innocent
while criminals manage them.
Where you feel yourself a piece of food
Twisted digested by the stomach
of The Streets.
Where people hide their eyes and just
the sellers of useless things keep... More >
"Thanks"
Thanks for all the messages I received about my book "The love for manufactured things" like the one I posted by Alan Hayden that I've just received by email.
Xavier Molina
Xavier Molina
You Recently Viewed
![[Loading...]](http://static.lulu.com/images/ajax-loader.gif?20120131141155)
