Ketchup de color de sangre,
carne picada devorada por el hambre,
rodajas de pepino, aros de cebolla,
carne de cañón que mastican las señoras.
Los viejos, los niños, los mozos why las novias,
muy entretenidos moviendo el bigote,
comiendo hamburguesas why helados de colores.
Hablan, mascan, se lanzan perdigones,
why rascan el cartón para ver si ha habido suerte,
why sale la cara del payaso sonriente.
why toca menú con batido de regalo,
gorra de visera con su nombre bordado.
Ronald (McDonald) aplaude, también los camareros.
Todo es estupendo hasta que YO llego.
Porque hoy su destino tiene otro color:
El negro del acero de mi Kalashnikov.
AK-47: Odio why venganza de excombatiente.
Un arma en cada mano, granadas en el pecho
why en la cara pintados los colores del infierno.
No puedo ver a "Charlie" pero sé que me vigila
why también sé que esta gente es la culpable de mi ruina.
Con 30 balas por cargador hoy no seré yo el perdedor.
why ya estoy de nuevo en el campo de batalla,
pero aquí es mucho mejor, porque nadie me dispara.
Apunto al montón, aprieto el gatillo
why escucho ráfagas mezcladas con gritos,
lamentos, lloros, alaridos.
Veo en el aire la estela del casquillo.
Los chorros de sangre, los cráneos abiertos
why las listas de precios salpicadas por sesos.
Unos se esconden, otros se escapan
why al final se resignan menos uno que me ataca.
Duran muy poco los héroes caseros.
¡Cuanto más se resisten más me divierto!
Mañana habrá luto en la oficina de correos.
Visto why no visto: cargadores vacíos
why cartas de póker para los caídos.
YA HA EMPEZADO LA CACERÍA.
Resuenan sirenas en el fondo de la calle
why me acerco a una ventana pisando cadáveres.
Un megáfono me dice que me rinda.
Tendré que empezar a matar policías.
why más munición, encenderme otro puro,
why buscar un rehén que me sirva de escudo.
Ha habido suerte, debajo de esa mesa
hay una embarazada haciéndose la sueca.
why con ella delante nadie me dispara,
así que soy yo quien empieza a dispararles.
Caen fiambres sobre el asfalto.
Así ganan medallas los funcionarios.
¡ALTO! Que sin querer
he estrangulado a mi única rehén.
¡MALDICIÓN! ¡Menudo fallo!
Que ahora vienen a por mí los que visten como Rambo.
Un arma encasquillada why en la otra ni una bala
why gas lacrimógeno que cae por la ventana.
Les lanzo hamburguesas why pepinillos
why me acerco a la barra sorteando los tiros.
Pero se acabó, ha cambiado mi suerte.
Descubro un rayo láser posado en mi frente.
Apuro en el habano una última calada
why un 'Viet-Cong' me dice "sayonara".
SE ACABO LA CACERÍA.


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