A Homero
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A Homero
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Fueron años de cercos y glicinas,
de la vida en orsay, del tiempo loco.
Tu frente triste de pensar la vida
tiraba madrugadas por los ojos...
Y estaba el terraplén con todo el cielo,
la esquina del zanjón, la casa azul.
Todo se fue trepando su misterio
por los repechos de tu barrio sur.
Vamos,
vení de nuevo a las doce...
Vamos
que está esperando Barquina.
Vamos...
¿No ves que Pepe esta noche,
no ves que el viejo esta noche
no va a faltar a la cita?...
Vamos...
Total al fin nada es cierto
y estás, hermano, despierto
juntito a Discepolín...
Ya punteaba la muerte su milonga,
tu voz calló el adiós que nos dolía;
de tanto andar sobrándole a las cosas
prendido en un final, falló la vida.
Yo sé que no vendrás pero, aunque cursi,
te esperará lo mismo el paredón,
y el tres y dos de la parada inútil
y el resto fraternal de nuestro amor...
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