Do You Have To Have A License To Buy A Platypus?

will write

owned by Marian Image Ramentol

I have to buy flowers and dark, I must not forget the "tipex" with which to correct

the first light, the first signs

arsonists who are about to make me

discernible, relatable and

decoded under pain of the magnifier memory known my defeats.

How difficult is finding the ideal makeup for
stones

hard time passing them by butterflies, flying them

blazing air of sadness

while decreasing its rough texture

and the lightness is wrong and the houses.

I have to untie the parentheses

before checkout, with a

just enough to hold me the story I am,

and if nobody is looking I will write again,
score

less demonstrative

transparency extending my statement to the extreme thinness

is now so fashionable, so I will

plant and invisible to the readers

automatic bar code,

can so that it passes

gagged

moth and the cashier turn a deaf ear

before eccentric movements of my rotten bones.

Marian Ramentol

unpublished poems.

Can Drinkin Cause Black Stool

NEW BLOOD REMAINS TO BE BURIED

owned by Marian Ramentol image, taken from the musical poetic spectacle

With all the names in a kiss

held in 2010 at The Rec run by local People's Theatre (Barcelona) and based on the poems with my name bent over the bed, drawn from the study of the work of Luis Rosales.

We

growing toward the dead.

Luis Rosales

The pain is like licking acid heart patterned fabric, is the snow chain on my breasts when I inventory
my sewers and the words feel cold weaned because living truth hurt, and we like and we will .
The blood that remains to bury

also has a name, a couple of epitaphs,
winter lashes, tears and stains on the wall

, miracles

finding the world and has given
and a vacuum that has never seen the ocean quieted

, twisted, the failings

Spelling find us, delivered on and final year. Marian Ramentol

-------------------------------------------- ------------------- Poem poems belonging to

With my name on the bed bent

, won the national award Chords (Espiel). 2010.