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The Island of Clouds made of Cotton


There I stood Just in front of the house I was so anxious …fidgeted with my blouse It was such a long time since I have gone To the island of clouds made of cotton But never o ever have I forgotten The island of clouds made of cotton So I breathed deep, So deep As to fill my being, I’ll share I pushed el portón to the side And breathed deep the fresh Island air …I was home… For it was such a long time since I have gone To the island of clouds made of cotton But never o ever have I forgotten The island of clouds made of cotton So I laid en la marquecina Contemplating the bright twinkling stars Taking in the beauty Of los coquis, the dogs, the porton’s entangled bars, The dominoes chiming their beautiful song And my uncle’s coffee brown cigar For it was such a long time since I have gone To the island of clouds made of cotton But never o ever have I forgotten The island of clouds made of cotton
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