EPISODE · Feb 20, 2009 · 3 MIN
Corazón Desierto
from VILLA VICIOSA · host Alvar Poxcast
El corazón palpita donde la sombra se expande como la sangre El corazón palpita donde la vida es el sueño de otro El corazón salta con la agilidad de un coyote en un desierto mudo El corazón se anega de silencio como un pozo abandonado y seco Hoy, a la mitad del día, mi corazón se derrumba sin origen ni conciencia Y no entiendo por qué descompone mi cuerpo en angustia Y gobierna con su golpe oscuro la levedad del día Hoy quiero dormir con los ojos cerrados y el corazón hecho pedazos Hoy quiero cerrar los párpados y sentir que soy un desierto frío y desolado
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