Armadura de Piel
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La melancolía característica de muchos poetas es un arma de doble filo . Los labios que callan y los pensamientos danzantes en ocasiones atormentan ... Esta obra habla por si misma aquí su epígrafe :
"El impacto de las gotas al caer y romperse como trozos de cristal es la melodía que con suaves y frías caricias deshacen la envoltura de piel que nos cubre y muestra que somos poesía"
Por : Yoselin Ramirez ...
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