Setenta Veranos
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Setenta Veranos
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Jamás le hablé ni oí su voz
tan sólo le observaba
sentado en un banco del parque
tendría ya sobre su piel
muy cerca de setenta
leyendo en sus ojos imaginé.
Setenta veranos ya
y aún busca calor
deseando compartir
historias y amor
setenta veranos ya
que recordar.
Alguna vez intercambié con él
una leve sonrisa
queriendo romper la distancia
y hoy lamento en mi interior
no habernos hecho amigos
teniendo en mi mano la ocasión.
Setenta veranos ya
y aún busca calor
deseando compartir
historias y amor
setenta veranos
que recordar.
Hay otros como él
que esperan tu comprensión
no dudes más
y piensa que tú también
recordarás.
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