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What can I say to the one who has already heard everything? I could tell her about her radiant beauty, But the sun has already beaten me to it. I could speak of her breathtaking smile, But her “fotographers” have surely told her already. I could perhaps describe the features of her face, marked by The hardships she has endured, The bursts of lau…

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The Hospital Room Stretched out there, on the bare floor. An anxious gaze… lost, as if without a compass. A hand, gripping her father’s, Like her shelter on this earth, It seemed she kept r…

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Tonight, we went out, Not with friends, Not to celebrate a birthday. “Tonight, my love, we’re going out,” she said to me. Those words slipped from her lips, honeyed, tinted red. In her black evening dress, shimmering like stars in a night sky. Her d…

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It is not enough to say I love you Your words that ring so true, Your scent that takes me far away, The shape of your jaw, The elegance you carry. It is not enough to tell you I love you. The la…

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The ones upstairs are throwing a party, The ones next door have been strangely quiet. Shots and blasts echo just two streets away, I didn’t hear a thing, yet everyone talks about it. They say two neighbors are fighting over a piece of terrace. It’s absurd, isn’t it? They didn’…

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At best, your presence soothes me, At worst, it reminds me of everything I will never have. Like a star in the universe, I orbit around you. …

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The night glows with an ancient calm, the streets whisper forgotten promises. In every window…

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Tonight, far from everything, far from you, Sitting in the twilight Listening to the frogs sing their mel…

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In the gentle song of the wind, an ethereal promise, My unguarded heart let itself be enchanted. Conditioned to love you, such is my destiny, An invisible thread binds me to your past. Like dawn embracing the starry night, Your eyes, like a lighthouse, guide m…