"III (Códice Ximohuayan)" by Luis Felipe Fabre

This is a double treat, boys! Not only is this a poem, it's a poem about the prehispanic cultures.

Take that!

Los muertos:

los señores de la garganta seca,

los artesanos del callar, los forzadores de silencios.

Pictoglifo de los forjadores de silencios:

una volunta desdibujándose en la pintura: palabra

descarnada:

nada

queda o casi: diríase

pedacito de vasija, astilla de obsidiana, orejera entera pero

impar.

Algunas palabras descarnadas: Tecayehuatzin, Cacamatzin,

tlatecatzin, Ayocuan, Cuetzpaltin, Temilotzin,

Xicoténcatl el viejo.

Véase

León-Portilla, Miguel,

Trece poetas del mundo azteca, UNAM, México, 1967.

Véase

en el oleaje de la hierba lo invisible: el viento.

Fabre L. (2007). Cabaret Provenza. México: Fondo de cultura económica

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