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La Llorona


Anda vagando la Llorona, alma que como sauce, Deprimida y cercas del río, desahoga sus penas. Ay, señorita, el cenzontle, que en mil canciones, lamenta La pérdida de sus ocelotes y selvas tropicales. Sigue perdida la Catrina. Del cazador, esclava Despilfarrada, y presa. Captada por su fruto, sin Nada en retorno. Parásito que no permite alzar Sus manos. Lagriman los glaciares, carentes de un fin. Desde las montañas, ahí viene arrastrando, en piso, Los costales. Un velo de un diluvio sin alivio. Y el olvido de la gente, que cree que es simple lluvia. Palabras en el viento parlan que somos insensatos. “Son sordos,” repudian los llantos. N’el follage a lo Lejos, sofocando en llamas, Llorona de negra, no mueras.
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sal2495

To make a long story short, my name is Salvador, and I am a high school senior. I am a relatively shy person, yet a lot of people say that I am charismatic and intellectual (or maybe they're flattering....meh, I digress). I was born from Mexican immigrants, and I'm going to be the first to graduate in my family in either 20 years, or since the Spanish Inquisition. Anyways, I enjoy staying active, reading, spending time with friends, and of course, writing some poetry. Don't expect me to protect you from any ninja bears, or do an impromptu in front of a country in a matter of life or death .....but at least anyone can count on me to be a good friend. Either way, thanks for visiting my account. A più tardi!

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rreyna
Sigue escribiendo colega! El español lo tenemos que presumir.

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