Inminente Conjunción
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Inminente Conjunción
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Y será como ves
Volverás a crecer
Vivirás al llover
Llorarás sin temer.
Un lapicero de cuero
Un papel de cemento
Pintan vida algo púrpura
En mi calle decepción.
Un libro que no respira más
Un balón que se olvidó ya de su forma
Una radio que amplifica su obsolescencia
Y yo aquí expirando a pesar de vivir.
Quiero volar sin despegar
Llegar ahí, a sus ojos y su cuello
Pulir la brillantez de su armadura
Lograr la sensación de ya no poder más.
Y será como ves
Volverás a crecer
Vivirás al llover
Llorarás sin temer.
Será la causa el oro negro
Que brilla nada y su intercambio es válido
Ella es así yo no la quiero ver
Quiere relucir y no la dejo.
Me doy cuenta que buscando
Llego tarde a la inminente conjunción
Sola vendrá con el tercer elemento
Mientras sigo esperando con un amigo,
Un bastón.
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