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Giuseppe Martella

17 December 201413 February 2016 Prose 1 Comment Giuseppe Martella

Vetro/Glass by Giuseppe Martella

Vetro Di Giuseppe Martella Ordine e ferocia hanno ormai lo stesso nome. Sulla scrivania della stanza da letto, sopra un panno quadrato di cotone blu, ho disposto tutte le compresse che Alberto dovrà assumere nella giornata. Sulla sinistra, accanto al pitosforo dentro un piccolo vaso di terracotta bombata, c’è una pillola gialla. Appena sotto la…Read more Vetro/Glass by Giuseppe Martella

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