Che belle dita ho....


Valentina Ippolito

 “Che belle dita ho…”


Che belle dita ho
intense fiamme sulle onde
affusolate lacerano
la pelle stracciata
dove celi ogni delizia
bruco glabro, smunto, nudo
tra un cappio stretto
ed il braccio teso
l’insulina traboccò
l’osso si bucò


- 29 aprile 2007

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