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Libro de poesía y prosa escritos por el autor en diferentes tiempos.
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La Especie interfecta - Miguel D'Addario
ISBN: 9781370186532
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La Especie interfecta
Prosa
Miguel D´Addario
Guiario
Identidario
Anticuado Soneto
Canción de amor
Canción italiana
Cantata a Federico
Carpe diem
Como fueron hechas las flores
El Soneto del Barro
Elegía de amor
La mañana silenciosa
Las promesas del vino
Escrito sobre tu piel
Existencial
La especie interfecta
La Mariposa Azul
La poesía globalizada
Los días inclinados
Los pétalos del amor
Varado en tus dedos
Únicamente Amo
Una simple ola
Sonatina para Amadeus
Réquiem para un ideal
Oda al Marinero
Rapsodia para los días perdidos
Al poeta orihuense
Oda a La Luna
The New Man
Tú y Yo (parte I)
Vos y Yo (Parte II)
Virtù
A La Muerte
Evolución o extinción
Identidario
Búsqueda:
Como un sueño inusitado
la mano que te entregó el oro
absorbió tu identidad.
La identidad que buscamos juntos
en las calles alambradas o en la espada
de los dueños, que enarbolan la mentira.
Tu mirada:
Alguien cargó alguna vez los cañones
y las grises fanfarrias de las almas tremebundas.
Alguien también guardó silencio...
Y hoy estamos todos en la mirada
que ostenta obtener desidentidades
arrebatadas.
América:
Hoy tenemos, cada quien, deudas impagas,
el corazón expropiado, un puñal desde ayer,
mares de muertes pendientes,
la injusticia encarnada,
Y tales esbirros reclamando tu voto.
América espera, ella es parte de un todo, de
un millar de gritos que desgarran el cambio
expectante.
Ella reclama de tu ser, la rebeldía.
España:
Cuando hubo manos empuñando verdades
se nos cayó la cultura plena,
Y hubo orejas besando criminales
que arrancando las erguidas ideas,
enamoraron la delgada traición.
Y en esta magna cultura electrodoméstica,
los amplios dogmas
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