I never take part in what surrounds me;
I'm not at my place nowhere.
and even less
the beasts that drive them,
I don't like
crowded sidewalks,
so often full of useless
shit for sale.
I don’t like to queue
up; even to go to heaven,
(that doesn’t
exist) I’d make one,
I don't like the
temples and their prays,
I don’t like Jesus,
neither Muhammad, nor Buda;
I don’t like
Christmas,
¡ what an
obscene time!
I don't like money,
but poverty is so hard,
I don't like
winners, neither their fans,
I don’t like domestic
homes,
always
well-run by cunts,
I would like to
live forever in a hotel,
there
die,
I don’t like
pregnant women,
women
who say no, or talk a lot,
I don't like
parties,
meetings,
the military
parades,
adults with dogs,
neither the fucking hot;
I don't like the
sports hysteria and its dumb idols,
I feel the same scorn
for La Havana
as for New York.
I don’t like being
alive,
but above all become a
corpse;
there is no other
way to go,
so, sweetie, let me
die all alone,
it’s what
I be worthy of.
I don't like so many things,
not easy to
name them all,
each day a new one
comes,
I cannot bear it anymore.
The poet's voice