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Noches Pérdidas


Heavy eyes burden what thought denies, 

Spirit demands and muscle complies.

Ghosts appear and fade away, 

Past mistakes mock and play.

Oh, but what cure is there for a reasonable soul,

That sadness and contrition have surely stole.

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