A Jazmín
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A Jazmín
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A jazmín,
mi niña huele a jazmín.
A mujer
y a flores del amanecer;
a agua de mar,
a aire fresco y a sol.
Una triste maleta
para un triste caminar;
luz triste de hotel de ciudad.
Sólo hay una cosa
que me pueda confortar
recordar a mi niña
lejos del hogar.
A jazmín,
mi niña huele a jazmín.
A mujer
y a flores del amanecer.
¡Cómo huele mi niña!
A aire fresco y a sol,
a agua de mar y a romero,
a flores del amanecer,
a sal, a tronco de olivo
a espiga de trigo en Abril,
a hinojo y a rocio,
a nube, a espuma y a xampany,
a cera de cirio y a incienso...
Mi niña huele a jazmín.
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