The
Palliri
Palliri
simplest kind of work that has
the palliri Sitting on the cup of his own skirt, choose
eyes pieces of rock that breaks
by hammering into the ground.
(A silent night I climb the
braids and dark clay of brown hands.)
How useless would say that in their eyes
is a dark pit and a pit of absence
he could be a pastor of the clouds
and stayed in mining
he could spin his dreams for the peaks
seeing dance the spinning wheel.
The palliri not sing nor
spinning dreams.
Look at
land and head heaven
morning and afternoon
searching only silence,
and when his side
breaks it against the floor.
And do not know At times, his arms tough,
sleeps like a baby hammer iron.
MANUEL J. CASTILLA
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