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| By John Joseph Ten | ||||||||||||||||||
| "Sandy Point" To the city when I was born in the middle of the past century (1958). Can I remember those faraways days full of wind? Can I retrieve the little lakes with frost? These memories are in my heart My distant places has been with me nourishing my dreams In these warms sunny cities Now and then I remember the sadness, the loneliness, the invencible wind governing the Magallanes Strait The old happines of Bories Street in summertime But it was neccesary to give up the snow that always used to fall slowly like the hours The same hours that ran through Maria Behetty Today, with the sun kissing my head I remember those cools bigs, olds ships sleeping beside to the strait Waiting for its captains Maybe waiting for me |
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| "Loving a Tall Woman" To a.r I don't know what to do with her height She is very close to heaven The same heaven for which I live Maybe I should just give her my warm heart in her hands Hoping that she can read in it and understand that I am who she has been waiting for |
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| Lawyer | Abogado | |||||||||||||||||
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