The preposition “d” in the poetry of Julio Jimenez Ocaso

Friend of Samuel Figo, Luis Gomez, Wilfredo Sacerio Asia, Evren Martinez Calaña, Francisco Ezebal Alvarez (Frankenstein)Modesto Gonzalez (El Cubanito), Felito Garcia (El Vate de Tulipán), Rogelio Porres (El Mockingbird romancero) and Manuel Loras Peña (El Clarín de los Mares), among others, Julio Jiménez Ocaso, a sympathetic character kindled by Luis Gomez who Samuel Vigo described him as a clever poet for the way he had to decorate his tenths with some astonishing detail, as is the case with A letter to my friend Marcelo Diego Ventura, where the preposition “de” appears on 39 occasions, out of the five-tenths that are part of its letter in the eight syllables. enjoy it:

Cienfuegos, February 10 / year From Agriculture / Mr. Marcelo Ventura / Calle Neuvey third corner. / I want my friend to come this time / Because it is my home / And you will appreciate without equal / The sweetness of the bud / From reed current/ From center edge. / You will see the burgers / Presenter From Square / With brotherly eagerness / Double their work. / You shall see the workers / Sing a divine hymn / And there on the nearby mountain / A voice reverberates: / It is the echo of the hum / From Factory fans.

Come quickly because you are expected / And you are not afraid of the cold, / I no longer live in the boho, / I live at home From Wood. / It has its own gate and sidewalk / A garden a few steps away / And it has modest decorations / On the roofs / From slides From remains / From the tables From Bagasse

For staining cement/floor From Gates / Because there are no minerals / I made a wonderful discovery. / I’m not saying it’s miracles / But it was divine / I extracted a good liquid / From the color From chocolate / From seeds From avocado / From shrub From one way. / I made excellent wine / I will serve it to you / And you didn’t drink From It deprives you / Because it is From Very good taste.

To make you this liquor / I took more From roll / From fiber From bud/ From the taste From holy wand, From the cup From Plant / From the beach From creek/ to The Gabbada chicken / I’ll tell you it got lost / And it appeared some days / With several chickens, it was taken out. / One is From a golden feather, / which by the way is very beautiful, / there is another feather like the little boy / and there is another color, Ventura, / From mature rind From star apple fruit

Julio Jimenez Ocaso concludes his octagonal letter to his friend Marcelo Diego Ventura.

I need to buy / in your town a blackboard / because I tried here / without being able to get it. / But if you can go / I will recommend / You cure me From buy / some sticks From canvas, / From the shop From region / From the beach From the sea…/

Without a doubt, my reader friends, curious about these tenths by the poet Cienfuegos Julio Jiménez Ocaso.