Amor Marinero
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Amor Marinero
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Sabe tu piel salada, como el mar
y la marea
me ha traído hasta tu cuerpo
para hablar
de deseos, de barcos y sal
Sabe tu piel salada, como el mar
Siento tu vientre
que es el dique dónde rompe
mi ansiedad
de marino que viene y va
Porque te deseo junto al mar
ebrios de sudor y de luna llena
porque vuelvo siempre a este lugar
siempre tu y yo hechos arena
Sabe tu piel salada, como el mar
tu pecho blanco
indolente y perezoso
duerme ya
te quedaste en remanso, yo en paz
Porque te deseo junto al mar
ebrios de sudor y de luna llena
porque vuelvo siempre a este lugar
siempre tu y yo, hechos arena
Me emborraché de ti, de libertad
de agua serena
la marea me ha llamado
ya me voy
Soy marino y poeta
soy un beso sin puerto
soy amor marinero, adios
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