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Articoli marcati con tag ‘tarsio spettro’
3 dicembre 2009 | 
Autore: Il tarsio spettro o maki folletto è un primate della famiglia dei Tarsiidae.
Pubblicato in Animalia, Classificazione degli animali | 
Tag: animalia, primati, tarsio spettro | 
1 Commento »
Poesia dedicata al Tarsio, un piccolo animale che si salva perchè “inutile”
Io, tarsio, figlio di tarsio,
nipote e pronipote di tarsio,
piccola bestiola, fatta di due pupille
e d’un resto di stretta necessita’;
scampato per miracolo ad altre trasformazioni,
perche’ come leccornia non valgo niente,
per i colli di pelliccia ce n’e’ di piu’ grandi,
le mie ghiandole non portano fortuna,
i concerti si tengono senza le mie budella;
io, tarsio,
siedo vivo sul dito d’un uomo.
Pubblicato in Animali letteratura arte e poesia |
Tag: animale, animali, arte, bestia, Biologia, occhi, poesia, proscimmia, tarsio, tarsio spettro, Zoologia |
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