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... coisas do Sherpas!!!...

... comentários sobre tudo, sobre nada... imagens diversas, o que aprecio, críticas e aplausos, entre outras coisas mais!!!...

... coisas do Sherpas!!!...

... comentários sobre tudo, sobre nada... imagens diversas, o que aprecio, críticas e aplausos, entre outras coisas mais!!!...

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Fev10

... a festa do... senhor feudal!!!...

sherpas

 

... estava composta a cena com algazarra, mesa farta,

bem ajaezados os nobres, damas de longas tranças,

criadagem a cirandar, terrinas de ouro, prata,

corpos esbeltos, jovens imberbes, velhos barbados,

cetins, sedas, veludos, brocados, músicas, danças,

amplo salão, tapetes vistosos nas paredes,

risos por todos os lados,

comportamentos de época passada, gargalhares sonoros,

sorrisos, gemidos lânguidos,

lencinho que se deixa cair com malícia, farfalhares,

artistas que volteiam pelos ares,


chama imensa na chaminé, javali que volteia num espeto,

jorram vinhos por tantos copos,

adagas fincadas na mesa, bocas que mastigam carnes,

olhos gulosos, barrigas fartas, arrotos de satisfação,

bobo que faz sorrir, palafreneiros recuados,

bárbaras usanças, comezainas em imenso salão,

trovador que improvisa trova de feição,

tempos idos, mais recuados,

{#emotions_dlg.smile}{#emotions_dlg.smile}{#emotions_dlg.smile}

há festa do castelão, senhor feudal que oferta

jogos diversos, banquete, ajuntamento aos que o servem,

espadeiradas no terreiro, cavalos com cavaleiros,

justas com lanças, povoléu delirante que se comprime, aperta,

bandeirinhas, coloridos aos que passam, aos que vêm

compensar os que foram primeiros,

esforços dobrados, ferozes perante damas que cobiçam,

que convencem, embevecem,


recompensa, lauta ceia ao entardecer,

suores, urros, murros, choques metálicos, armaduras,

sons cavos bem certeiros, num ganhar, num perder,

nobreza da fortaleza, da guerra constante, muralhas

dos feitos, dos encantamentos, dos retiros, da criadagem,

possantes embaraçados nas rendinhas com brocados,

serviçal que se apronta, especado como pajem,


camas com dossel, remansos desejados,

amantes em reboliço, com sorrisos, com viço,

lencinhos que se deixam cair, espanejamento que se deseja,

sem que ninguém veja,

num segredo disfarçado,

longe do bulício, num recato,

{#emotions_dlg.aveiro}

esforços naquela luta, esforços redobrados,

torneios que são lutas, banquetes lautos, barulhentos,

músicas com trovadores, bobos, artistas que se contorcem, saltam,

risos, gargalhares, promessas que são desejos,

continuam, não acabam,

festa no castelo, senhor feudal,

no leito, quantos abraços... beijos,

corpos que revolteiam, doce ponto final!!!... Sherpas!!!...

 

11
Fev10

... há quem... não queira ver!!!...

sherpas

 

… há quem não queira ver, pior do que cego,

do que míope, estrábico ou vesgo,

prefira olhar p´ró lado,

posição cómoda que não arranha sequer

corpo ou alma de cada um,

mantendo pergaminhos, posições,

muita, pouca valia,

quando se senta, passeia, recria,

acumula acções na banca, títulos, participações,

 

investimentos,

no meio de finos entretenimentos,

diversões que são badaladas,

gentes bonitas, esculturais,

sorrisos com olhos cintilantes,

dentes brancos de marfim,

prendas caras, flamejantes,


rodando como num desfile,

tendo na mão copo meio cheio, meio vazio,

mostrando o melhor perfil,

noites quentes, sem frio,

gargalhares ao desafio,

corpos em riste, peitos ao léu,

cabelos sedosos como véus,

odaliscas prometedoras,

velhos babados,

endinheirados,

{#emotions_dlg.mad}

rapazinhos que lhes agradam,

corte vasta que se compra,

das vaidades, pequena montra,

não dizem nada, vão cumprindo

trabalho que dá prazer,

ocupação, puro lazer,

toques a esmo que dão frémitos,

gozos inconfessáveis,

noites, perdição, guinchos, gritos


dos que entretêm notáveis,

como outros, tão descartáveis,

há quem não queira ver, pior do que cego

na plêiade, “snob” multidão que enlouquece,

homossexual, pederasta, lésbica, hetero,

gigolô, mafarrico, prostituta com seu ego

quando se vende, monta noite que arrefece,


na música que ouve, droga que inspira,

no ladrão que alivia algibeira, cartão,

proxeneta de profissão,

aproveitador de estalo, tamanha confusão,

reles empregado de mesa, serviçal, bem disposto,

mantendo sorriso no rosto,

inclinando espinha dorsal,

aguentando disparate do alarve, do boçal,


como quem não quer a coisa,

como mosca que revolteia, poisa

na cabeça dum qualquer,

seja homem, seja mulher,

Sodoma que se recria com ênfase, simpatia,

travestidos, recreados,

fazendo da noite, um dia,

transbordando toda a loucura

numa busca, numa procura,

há quem não queira ver, pior do que cego

ou… vesgo!!!... Sherpas!!!...

 

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Fev10

GRÉCIA

sherpas

 

BERLIN — As Europe edges toward emergency guarantees to stem market panic over one of the most profligate members of the euro bloc, the country that the region turns to for leadership, Germany, is suffering from growing doubts about the European experiment it long championed.

 

... in http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/11/world/europe/11germany.html?ref=world

 

Europe Agrees to Aid Greece, but Is Unsure of How to Help (February 11, 2010)

Greek Civil Servants Strike Over Austerity (February 11, 2010) Reluctant German leaders now find themselves forced to help Greece remain solvent, or risk watching markets attack one weak member after the next, from Portugal to Spain to Italy, threatening the stability of the euro, the European currency Germany fought so hard to create.


In a conference call with the finance ministers from the 16 countries that use the euro and the president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, officials said that some action had to be taken to calm markets and take pressure off Greece. But what form that rescue would take — be it loans, loan guarantees or a promise to buy Greek government bonds — still had not been decided Wednesday night, ahead of a summit meeting involving all 27 European Union governments on Thursday.


What did appear clear was that Germany, with an assist from France, would have to take the lead. “The Germans are the only ones with deep pockets,” said Daniel Gros, director of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels. “If it was just Greece, they could consider letting them go down the drain, but it threatens the entire euro zone.”


Berlin has been mostly silent on the matter. That is partly to put pressure on Greece, as civil servants struck there Wednesday to oppose cutbacks that the government has promised in order to rein in its enormous budget deficit.


But a bailout will be politically awkward for Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government. It is precisely the financial millstone that opponents warned about when Germany gave up its treasured mark, a move that a majority of people here, in contrast to their political leaders, opposed at the time.


“If the German government would just transfer money to Greece, people in Germany would feel their worst fears had come true,” said Thomas Mayer, chief economist at Deutsche Bank.


The role of savior has been thrust upon Germany by default. The euro bloc has myriad rules and regulations intended to avoid the need for prosperous members to rush to the aid of those with weak economies.


But the markets have ignored the rules, fluctuating with unconfirmed reports that the Germans have agreed to rescue the Greeks, which often carry the implicit warning that everyone will suffer if they do not. As the largest European economy with the most fiscal flexibility, Germany is crucial to any euro zone effort to save Greece.


The apprehension in Germany runs much deeper than a single crisis. It comes in the same week that Germany gave up its most cherished title, world export champion, to China, heightening fears of a declining stature and importance globally.


Germany also faces a demographic challenge, managing a population that is not only graying but shrinking. Last month the government announced that the population dropped below 82 million last year for the first time since 1995. That means fewer people trying to pay off a growing national debt, with a projected budget deficit of $118 billion this year.


After Mrs. Merkel’s re-election in September and triumphant turn on the world stage in November for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, her approval ratings have fallen to their lowest levels in more than three years. Criticism of her government over infighting in the governing coalition — mostly over tax cuts and the budget — has risen steadily. She has been noticeably reticent about the crisis in Greece, speaking out far more forcefully on populist issues like tracking down tax dodgers hiding money in Switzerland.


“It’s a conscious decision to keep quiet,” said Jakob von Weizsäcker, an economist at Bruegel, an economic policy research institute in Brussels, who used to work for the economics ministry in Berlin. “In reality, they are thinking about what they could do.”


The pressure was apparent in a harsh statement against the idea of a bailout issued Wednesday by the coalition partners in Mrs. Merkel’s government, the Free Democrats. There should be “no direct financial help for Greece,” the statement said. “It would send the absolutely wrong signal to other euro countries that no country has to strain to save any more.”


But even German opponents of the euro said a bailout appeared likely. Joachim Starbatty, a professor of economics at the University of Tübingen, was one of four professors who sued before the German Constitutional Court in 1998 to stop the formation of the currency union, which the court rejected as “obviously without foundation.”


Professor Starbatty said he believed that Germany would bow to pressure and back measures to protect Greece from market pressure. “Looking at it realistically, I think you’ll see some form of help that isn’t too damaging for the donor countries,” he said.


Peter Bofinger, professor of economics at the University of Würzburg and a member of the German government’s independent council of economic experts, said in its report that last November, the council recommended that the European Union could give guarantees for newly issued government bonds from a country in Greece’s predicament, if it had presented a workable plan for getting its finances in order.


After European governments helped stabilize financial institutions during the crisis, it was necessary to send a signal that they would not be allowed to break the currency union, Professor Bofinger said. “It’s important also for politicians to show, we will not allow you to rock our boat. We did so much to save you, you destroyed yourself almost, but we saved you.”


Stephen Castle contributed reporting from Brussels.

 

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