Fragments XXIX -

Fragments XXIX

17/08/2024

Authors • Literature

By AIRTON PASCHOA*

six short pieces

big bang

To the old bro

I miss the days of diligence! Today the righteous have resigned themselves to taking care of their own farm and the villains are increasingly sought after. In the room with the swinging doors, as if washing their hands, gangs wait and wait, with the common feeling that getting out first will only trigger the trumpet of lack of final judgment. Would the shared premonition manage to remove them from the big-bang? Not even the main, cutting, deserted scar serves as an alarm. Mouth agape, the population has only one certainty: live cremation.

internal rhyme

horrifying

take it I'm

the man is sad topic
the man is sad trope

sad tropics
men

man's head
(bronze and bullet)

white
Outsourcing

toxic comic

mummy
xaplá
hame
I hope

sofia

the man has a sofa
the sofa has depression
I have to change quickly

the sofa has a man
the man has depression
depression is in a hurry

the man has change
the sofa does not have
I have depression

I Have hurry
the man has no change
the sofa has no depression

the man doesn't have me
I don't have a man
the fuck the sofa

*Airton Paschoa is a writer. Author, among other books, of Azul vai (e-galáxia). [https://amzn.to/41V7Q2S]

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