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November 30, 2017
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silviotrump – Serena Piccoli
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silviotrump

(#toadeena)

 

Europe |cradle of civilization|

could not but teach you how to.

Plato, Aristotle, Sappho, Dante

and Silvio (#Berlusconi) in 1994

anointed by god

felt divine in being voted by people

willing to teach us all the gospel of go italy (#hisbiblicalparty)

and us, his missionaries \ apostles

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

of course we know you came into politics

not to get richer and richer or make laws 4 u or make love 2 u

You’re generous \ a real god for us, the humble.

The judges, they’re all mad here, sure

They gotta be mentally disturbed\real
psychos\anthropologically different from the rest of human race.

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

fly without fear

in your mission to save Italy from the leftwing parallel state that controls schools\universities\press\tv\radiostations\judges\cooks\postmen\gardeners\milkmen\radicchiopickers\

Yes, please, do remind us that Freedom of press is not an absolute right.

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

Thank god – I mean U!

A walking miracle descending from the altars and the marbles

to teach your highmorality to the humbles.

Yes, we worship you as the jesuschristofpolitics

You’ve grown stigmata on you for the tremendous sacrifice

and 4 all the money you’ve lost in doing politics to save us, the humble.

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

sing us your Neapolitan lullabies, tell us your fairy tales and we’ll keep on

dreaming\sleeping\snoring

eyes closed\ears closed

seeing a different sea.

Mussolini never killed anybody,

he used to send opponents on vacation in internal exile.

Fascism was a minor democracy.

Chinese communists used to boil children to manure the fields

(such #amodestproposal, isn’t it, darling?)

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

we worship you

cos we know you’re a womaniser

and a #realmanGOTTABEawomaniser

sure you can’t have many women in your government, ‘cause in Italy there’s a predominance of men

(#silviuscensus)

You’re a (god)father for us

when you tell girls to marry a rich man

when you pay very young girls to stop them from being paid by old men (#amodestcoherence)

when you say you’ve never paid a woman in your life (#anunderratedmodestcoherence)

when you say Italy is a great country to invest in.

We have beautiful secretaries, superb girls

when you say it’s better to like beautiful young girls

than to be gay

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

We shall worship Thee

‘cause you, you say we need you, indeed,

so you can’t avoid helping us, the humble in need.

Thank you, Silvio, o Silvio, thank you

When in 2010 you promised the country: I’ll defeat cancer in 3 years!

 

Silvio, O Silvio,

We love when your eyes shine at the very thought of your best friends

for 15 years I’ve had a deep and true friendship with

Muhammar Gaddafi, a man with great wisdom.

I made a plan: to build a university where my dear colleagues

could teach the young.

The professors would be: Bush, Chirac, Putin.

 

And again we worship you,

Silvio, O Silvio,

‘cause you cheer up our life with your shiny smiles

when Albanian President Berisha was showing you his plan to stop human traffickers

you said: except smuggling beautiful girls to Italy.

 

Donald, O Donald,

what could come out of Silvius fetus

after he |on his own with himself| had a coitus?

A lotus or a crocus?

I guess something bogus:

O Donald, YOU came out as a potus!

 

#mammamia!

 

You’re 2 penises in a pod (#ohpoorpod)

You want to be wrapped in Putin

You wanna poke (#youcantmakeit)

Your chambre, a chamber pot!

 

Donald, O Donald,

Disgusting slob

Did he say that on women or did women say that on him? (#viceversa)

Really, who cares?

We worship you and your (god)father

who called Frau Merkel: an unfuckable lard-ass

and you agree Hillary can’t satisfy her husband.

Really, who cares?

As long as you’ve got a young and beautiful piece of ass.

 

We worship you

2 superWillyBillyBillonaireBingingBusinessmen willing to save us (#saveyourmoneyfromus)

And yes, do not worry, we do remember

you hate black guys counting your money

O! All those slouches!

And you, you’re so patient, ‘causes you know laziness is a trait in blacks

So we’ve reserved short guys wearing yarmulkes for you, all year long, all life long,

as you asked for.

Now sleep tight, Barack is not more around

must be sunbathing, I guess, like your Silvio said:

Obama is young, handsome and also tanned.

And you won’t believe it, but the two of them sunbathe together,

because the wife is also tanned.

 

Donald, O Donald,

You and your (god)father are property developers

We like your vision of the world as a property to buy\deal\demolish\bomb\build

Just like you do to women:

after they’re a star, the fun is over.

It’s a creation process: putting your wife to work is a very dangerous thing.

Like creating a building. It’s pretty sad.

(#amodestbuilding)

 

Donald, O Donald,

some say you’re a trump from the ass\trumpet of doom

Mr. Berlusconi\Macaroni (#inabox) so cheesy and stodgy

You say: I like him, he’s a good guy.

He bombed Libya. Now you’re bombing Syria.

Bombing civilians.

Civilians? They’re not civilians. WE are civilized!

(#amodestcoherence)

 

Dondald, O Donald,

I so so love that pic of you and your daughter Ivanka

perched atop two concrete parrots having sex.

She’s lucky, being your daughter, if not, perhaps you’d be dating her

(#upparrotstoharem)

 

 

Friends, O Friends!

god save us from imbeciles! Silvio says|

That’s what we also wish

Apparently he’s either deaf

or just doesn’t exist

Friends in US, we know you’re pissed

We, Italians, send you our motto under Mr. B.

 

Resist. Resist. Resist!

—————————————————————————————————————————

 


VOICES

 

(#amodestdedicationtosilviotrump)

 

 

 

Voices are musical treasures
and you don’t have one
and screeched: WannaGrabYourWoodet
Again My NoWay was BlownAway
like hers and hers UnHeard

Ears are beauty accessories
and you don’t have one
I am a Voice not a victim
The VoiceOfTheWood
You thought you caught me cut me

Wood never dies

 

 

 

 

SHINGAL

                                                 (to Kurdish women fighting Daesh)

 

August 3rd 2014, systematic rape of 3thousand Yazidi Kurdish Women

 

On the liquor stores they destroy
they spray the name of the caliph
with drug and booze in the pockets.
We’re all running to Mount Shingal
NO water\food\shelter from the West.

Up here the only plant is Tiny
like Mercy.

Some humans are more humans than others.

Some women are less people than others.

 

I left Germany to go back to my homeland
We all live for our dead women
take up arms\philosophy\politics.
You don’t protect us, we self\defend EachOther.

Until yesterday I had to stay home waiting to be married
Waiting for Western help.

I laid out my braid on her and said:
I’ll come, I’ll see, I’ll conquer

 

I leave you the rose from that tiny plant on Shingal

a Rose has thorns, not to attack,

but to defend.

————————————————————————————————————————–


THE UNTRAINABLE

 

                                                  (#tothewomanofsilences

                                             #againstsilviotrumpsexism)

 

Swimming 4 42 years
PoetSportler\PlaywrightTrainMind
Don’t wanna kidsINme\OrMenOnMe
The Mind\Mass is mine and Never asks for rape
I lull pain of violated\cripple\discriminated

I live OnTheMoon
Waiting for The Woman Of Silences

AndInBetween I LaughOutLoud

 

#amodestbibliography:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/politics/donald-trump-sexism-tracker-every-offensive-comment-in-one-place/

http://www.ibtimes.com/donald-trump-racist-15-controversial-quotes-president-elect-said-about-blacks-2447531

http://matteograsso.blogspot.it/2011/07/le-migliori-frasi-di-silvio-berlusconi.html

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-15642201

http://www.kurdistan24.net/en/news/d7ad45bf-9d07-4ea7-a013-5102295df243/Kurdistan-Region–Donald-Trump-should-apologize-to-Kurds

Copyright 2017- Serena Piccoli

Cover image by Silvia Tiso

Special thanks to Adeena Karasick, Pina Piccolo, Silvia Tiso

 


 

 

#aboutthepoet

Serena Piccoli is an Italian award winning poet, playwright and translator (English, French, Italian) and cultural liaison, organizing and marketing international art events and performance touts through Italy (where she lives). She is the co-founder and director (along with poet Giorgia Monti) of the well acclaimed Poetry and Sister Arts International Festival (31 March ,1 , 2 April 2017, Cesena, Italy).

She received her MA in Theater from the University of Venice, IUAV, and her 26 plays are produced throughout Italy. In addition to her three books, her poems have been published in journals, anthologies and literary magazines worldwide. Such as “Non ne usciamo vive” set in Palermo, Rome, Padua, Cesena, Milan and in one of the most important museums of Italy “Pinacoteca Albertina”, Turin, in front of Laura Boldrini, the President of the Italian Senate.

​Salomè: Donna di Valore (Cleup, University of Padova Press, 2017), is her Italian translation (along with Pina Piccolo) of award winning American author, Adeena Karasick.

More info at: http://serenadesert.wixsite.com/serenapiccoli Foto by Silvia Tiso.

 

 

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LIFE IS NOT DECIDED – Blessing Dafieldhare and Nsiimire Angella, from Short Time in Short Stories

LIFE IS NOT DECIDED   The neighbour’s cock crowed to announce another new day. A day of business and no ...

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In memoriam Fawzi Karim – From the Galata Tower by Pina Piccolo

From the Galata Tower, May 21, 2019 for Fawzi Karim   I can see the chimera of melancholy assailing you ...

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Like a shadow on an expanse of water –  Five Russian Nature and Philosophical Poems from “Natura d’altri mondi” (Giraldi 2020), ed. by Vasily Biserov

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FEATURED PROJECT: From a Menu of Distinctively Flavored Tea Poems. PART I, by  Encyclopedic Poetry School

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