El Destino Murmura

Jose A. TovarJanuary 22, 2017

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El Destino Murmura

written by: Jose A. Tovar

Sabes que me has hecho muy feliz
Compartiendo mil instantes
De tus lágrimas diamantes.

El destino murmura
Que el tiempo llegó.
El destino murmura
Lo que el tiempo amó.

El camino astral nos separa,
Pero siempre serás mi amada.

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Inquiring freethinker undertaking a journey of moral and intellectual transformation: I strive, I search, I hunt for the hidden and forbidden, mold it into poetry, and let the shadows within me burst free...

B.A. in Political Science, former Analytical Linguist, and lover of liberty.

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