I'm looking for the text of a poem I read in college. It's written in
Spanish, and the author's name is Juan Bonilla.  I believe he is from
South America - definitely not Mexican, but perhaps Spanish. The poem
contains these lines (this is somewhat approximate, but basically
correct): "que me importa el desorden de mis cabellos en el lecho [?]
postrada si conmigo no yace [?] ni me los peina el que despues de
amarme me los pienaba".  I just want to read it again - I have no
intention of copying or distributing or anything like that, so
copyright issues shouldn't be a problem.  If it helps, I know he won a
major Latin American poetry prize in 1995 or 1996.  Another poem he
wrote is called "Fumar en Sarajevo". Thanks.

Hi Branone,
Thanks for introducing me to this very interesting writer. He is in
fact Spanish, born in Jerez in 1966. He is a writer in many forms,
including novels and essays, as well as poetry. His essays are
regularly published in El Mundo, a Madrid newspaper. He has written
two books of poetry: Partes de Guerra (1996)--which is perhaps the
volume in which Fumar en Sarajevo appears--and El Belvedere (2002). So
the poem you seek is most probably in one of these two books.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to find the text of the poem
online. So you may have to buy, or locate in a good library, these two
volumes of his poetry.
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You see a spanish poems in http://www.poesia.com