Golondrinas
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Golondrinas
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Volverán las oscuras golondrinas
En tu balcón sus nidos a colgar
Y otra vez con el ala sus cristales
Jugando llamara, jugando llamara
Pero aquellas el vuelo refrenaban
Tu hermosura, y mí dicha al contemplar
Aquellas que aprendieron nuestro nombre
Esas no volverán, esas no volverán
Volverán las tupidas madres selvas
De tu jardín las tapias a escalar
Y otra vez a la tarde más hermosa
Sus flores se abrirán, sus flores se abrirán
Pero aquellas cuajas de roció
Muchas gotas mirábamos temblar
Y caer como lagrimas del día
Esas no volverán esas no volverán
Volverán del amor en tus oídos
Las palabras ardientes a sonar
Tu corazón de su profundo sueño
Tal vez despertara, tal vez despertara
Esas no volverán
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