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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There's no Poetry that doesn't reach I told a literature student In a writing workshop Offering him some suppositories That contained Verses from The Book of Good Love La Celestina, Don Quixote, and my own To insert through his anus As minstrels used to do Selling or giving them away To the common people and kings Through the streets, squares, and courtyards Poetically exposing themselves By inserting one through the anus. Since it was a proven truth It was natural that its main source Was experience. Devoted to the Poetry suppositories The student carried them in his anus Full of meaning and beauty For if he entered the writing workshop Without knowing how to make an "O" with a Straw. Now, thanks to the effect of the suppositories He already wanted to trade his verses Having to go through One or more of my modifications. As a consequence Of the two fundamental properties Of poetic suppositories: Permanence and generality This apprentice writer and poet Begged me, saying: -I'm starved for fine literature Even though it's so beautiful. Now I want you to offer me, professor Suppositories from the Romancero From popular couplets From Latin proverbs From the Bible, from fables and tales. Moved, I promised him that I would That I would do it But that he should also know That to versify and write It's not enough to insert a suppository But rather the Anus Because it's the fruit of popular wisdom And of language Needs oral or penile transmission Because it's a living organism And, as such, it is born, grows Reproduces and dies Like the poem or brilliant writing Modified to hanging eggs That, with time, change Are modified or lose their relevance. In closing, I would like to mention That this author Submitted his works to the Planeta and Nobel Prize Admiring their juries for His conciseness and power The symmetrical division of his texts His meter and rhyme.
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