Apareció él

Núria Segura InsaSeptember 7, 2016

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Apareció él

written by: Núria Segura Insa

@Poetica140c

Cuando ya estaba
destinada
a no querer
ni a no creer.
Él le rompió
los esquemas
y los teoremas.
Para compartir la libertad
y dejarse amar.

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De mi mano nace Poética, una cuenta de Twitter que pretende teñir la red social con micropoemas de 140 carácteres. Escribo lo que me sale del alma.

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