The Dove That Went On Mars Poem by Sebastian Priotese
The Dove That Went On Mars
A dove darted towards Mars
to pull its eyes from their sockets.
He stroke once more the planet's
dermatitis with its beak,
then his Thanatos-wooed eyes
captured the tons of
cartilages drowning the horizon,
like a wall made out of futility's origami.
Mars let out a silence
filthier than a babel of mocking laughter.
Thursday, January 5, 2017
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