Canción III
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Canción III
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Soy obrero pampino y soy
tan reviejo como el que más
y comienza a cantar mi voz
con temores de algo fatal.
Lo que siento en esta ocasión,
lo tendré que comunicar,
algo triste va a suceder,
algo horrible nos pasará.
El desierto me ha sido infiel,
sólo tierra cascada y sal,
piedra amarga de mi dolor,
roca triste de sequedad.
Ya no siento más que mudez
y agonías de soledad
sólo ruinas de ingratitud
y recuerdos que hacen llorar.
Que en la vida no hay que temer
lo he aprendido ya con la edad,
pero adentro siento un clamor
y que ahora me hace temblar.
Es la muerte que surgirá
galopando en la oscuridad.
Por el mar aparecerá,
ya soy viejo y sé que vendrá.
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