Miguel Ajeno's Poetry - Exquisite Corpse of Indian woman

	New “Almerían” Poem Discovered. A Spiritual Experience? Because of the geographical reference to Africa being across the sea, Walking on Water is undoubtedly a poem from the time of Ajeno’s visit to Angela in 2002. (09/17/2008)
	Botanic Valentine Poem by Ajeno “Necroflora,” sent anonymously to this site on February 14th 2007, reminds us that Ajeno’s father worked for the botanic garden in Villavicencio. (02/15/2007)
	Newly-found Ajeno poem illustrated by Picasso? Another typically untypical poem by Ajeno, Goodbye has been found together with a drawing so closely resembling the work of Pablo Picasso... (11/21/2006)
Archive News:
	Atlantis found!
	Ajeno’s final poem?
	New “Exquisite Corpse” poem found! - Inspired by Amazonian drug?
	Ajeno will receive a plaque

Exquisite Corpse of Indian woman

Orange butterflies fall from trees
because the dead cannot see or speak
so I kiss your leprosy, poor Indian
woman whose breasts are acidly poisonous.

Only your eyes have a fire, not your hearth
ashen pubic hair on the core of yourself
invisible my hands beneath red feathers.