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    Desamor
    Desamor
    Desamor
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    Desamor

    By Kevin Santos

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    Alguna vez ha conocido a alguien ms incontrolado, quien aquel hablando en tu mente cundo est de compras para tu amante?
    Cuando sienten que el amor ha tomado el control de tu vida, no lo aceptas!
    Cuando piensas que la mitad es suficiente... es cuando ms sofoca el amor de tu amante, iluminando tus ojos con los detalles ms pequeos pasa.
    Pensar que un da se encender la rabia ms alta en ti, pero la ola ms chiquita de tu ser la calmara en un instante. Con claridades veras lo que slo una madre das en la vida, la ms fuerte costumbre en realidad es la ms sencilla.
    Llegue a la conclusin que la mayora vivimos sin amar y perdonamos sin olvidar!
    Encontraras calma total el da que no vez aquel amor, mejor bien amaras esa inquietud sin ver nada.
    El esfuerzo y sacrificio tiene un valor de casa hecha en oro; pero de que sirve el oro cuando no hay ojos para verlo?
    Esos secretos que no quieren salir esconden las mentiras ms grandes!
    Desear susurrar a un corazn sin tener uno, tortura cada pared dentro de m,
    Es malo el deseo? Es peor que este cerca de ti.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateFeb 13, 2015
    ISBN9781490706368
    Desamor
    Author

    Kevin Santos

    The author of this book takes life a breath at a time. He believes in love with every bone in him, a hopeless romantic seeking passion. He is guilty of breaking hearts although he walks restless on earth with his in pieces. The words in this book keep him alive.

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