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Artist: Antònia Font
Canonical path: /antonia-font/abraham-lincoln
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Abraham Lincoln
Read Abraham Lincoln lyrics by Antònia Font on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Es sol ixent com un fil de caliu
crema un full de paper
i escampa una taca de llum
que filtra es paisatge en color lentament.
Verd, gris, groc de fulles pansides,
de camps amb espigues i blau de muntanyes.
Abraham Lincoln amb teles d´aranyes
tirant a grapades cavalls,
darrere un exèrcit d´infants l´acompanya
i ordena amb un gest en silenci
que posin el cel, es desert i es turons,
mini Napoleons amb tambors,
guspires, siluetes de dunes en trànsit.
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