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    Hidden poetry
    Hidden poetry
    Hidden poetry
    Ebook26 pages9 minutes

    Hidden poetry

    By César Augusto Rivera Apéstegui

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    In summer days I was inspired to create these beautiful vers that I dedicate to you.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherpiponerio
    Release dateSep 18, 2018
    ISBN9788829511495
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      Book preview

      Hidden poetry - César Augusto Rivera Apéstegui

      ROCK

      PLANT GREEN

      The beautiful landscapes

      The air pure of sea

      It dawns with a sky blue

      No clouds on the heavens

      What more than the sun!

      Full of radiation endless

      On walks upon the sand

      The sensation is incredible, fascinating

      God gave us away a piece of earth

      To enjoy and live with hope

      What more than the air!

      That fills your lungs with flawless oxygen

      Just to give you energy to make your things

      The shadow down the trees

      Invites us to run

      The ocean deep of green color

      That, sometimes becomes turquoise

      Wonders us everywhere

      What a beautiful to swim over here!

      Being with your sweetheart

      Giving her, kisses full of love

      The sea approaches the coast

      It enters and goes out indefinitely

      The waves

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