The letters from Paris (Heber Bensi)

The letters from Paris which came to me, I was told in poetry, the most beautiful in the world about the beauty of the city. Culturally defined in the Annexes of genius, and beauty understood as poetic manifesto. 1968, removing red slavery that was behind, or was not? what was in the midst of pain and purity of the beautiful city? what stood between me and you? Barricades set in vagueness ... the system languishes mutilated, buried in their colorful and voluminous amounts ... to slavery ... half a dozen letters of withdrawal ... but hope, that still was in poetry, letters from Paris letters ... I transcribed in my books, and made me a poet, writing about the purity ... at least that was left.