Palmeras En La Nieve
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Palmeras En La Nieve
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Trozos de papel, se pierden en la mar
Viento que les lleva rumbo al azar
Qué blanco es el ayer
Qué triste el porvenir
Lleno de preguntas que no llegan a su fin
Quién dirige el aire
Quién rompe las hojas
De aquellas palmeras que lloran
Quién maneja el tiempo
Que pierden a solas
Quién teje las redes que les ahogan
Navegaré el dolor
Un barco sin timón
Llevando los recuerdos de la vida que dejó
El cielo verde y gris
La nieve de marfil
Caen sobre el sueño
Que una vez pudo vivir
Pero quién dirige al aire
Quién rompe las hojas
De aquellas palmeras que lloran
Quién maneja el tiempo
Que pierden a solas
Quién teje las redes que les ahogan
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