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This collection is born from a strange event, because it comes after contact with a follower of social networks, who without even knowing me tells me a personal and profound history.
A secret and painful story, a story of death and love.
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An Angel In My Portal - Miguel D'Addario
ISBN-13: 9781370502738
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Un Ángel
en mi portal
Poesía
Miguel D’Addario
Primera edición
Comunidad Europea
2017
Prólogo
Este poemario nace a partir de un extraño suceso, porque surge luego de contactar con una seguidora de las redes sociales, quien sin siquiera conocerme me cuenta una historia personal y profunda.
Un relato secreto y doloroso, una historia de muerte y amor.
Yo interpreté ese encuentro como si fuera un ángel que se acercó a contarme algo, a decirme verdades, y a dejarme un mensaje final.
Simplemente llegué a una conclusión y le dije: -Es a través del dolor por donde penetra la luz
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