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    Pétalos azules
    Pétalos azules
    Pétalos azules
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    Pétalos azules

    By Violet Pollux

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    Hogar no es un techo, ni una cama donde dormir.
    Hogar es el sitio al que vas cuando estás dudando de tu propia existencia, cuando solo te quedan fuerzas para rendirte, cuando la lluvia te inunda las pestañas, cuando se te ha apagado el arcoíris…

    (Por eso siempre vuelvo a ti, ¿entiendes? 
    Porque tú eres mi hogar.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherViolet Pollux
    Release dateFeb 6, 2020
    ISBN9781393944942
    Pétalos azules
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    Violet Pollux

    Violet Pollux. Poeta, escritore, músico, o simplemente artista. Sube videos a YouTube compartiendo el arte que hace con todo el mundo, y sueña con ser activista LGBTQA+ algún día. Ama los libros de romance, más que todo los de temáticas queer, los poemarios, además de la música que se haga sentir y el arte que llegue al alma. Autore de las sagas They Ship Us, El Chico de las Sopas de Letras, No me dejes ir, novelas como El show debe continuar, novelettes como El blog secreto del chico perdido, Ocho palabras al cielo y numerosos poemarios. Estudiante de Medicina y Educación Mención Dificultades de Aprendizaje. Puedes enterarte de sus novedades y leer material gratis en su blog: vpollux.wordpress.com, y, en caso de cualquier pregunta, puedes escribirle a su correo: violetpollux@gmail.com ¡También estás invitadx a unirte a su lista de correo para estar al tanto de sus nuevas obras en violetpollux.blogspot.com, y a seguirle en sus redes sociales (es @VioletPollux en todos lados), además de comprar otros títulos de su autoría para apoyarle!

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      Pétalos azules - Violet Pollux

      Violet Pollux

      Pétalos azules

      Copyright © 2019 by Violet Pollux

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, scanning, or otherwise without written permission from the publisher. It is illegal to copy this book, post it to a website, or distribute it by any other means without permission.

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      Contents

      Sinopsis

      Hojas verdes

      Insomnio

      Alas nocturnas

      Amor a distancia

      Reloj congelado

      Iris

      Dieciséis

      Confesión ocular

      Aguja

      Tacet

      DNA

      Rodilla sensible

      Manta cálida

      Whisky seco

      Luciérnaga

      Cuestionario

      Trinar de pétalos

      Mariposas enjauladas

      Balada

      Naranja

      Música vacía

      Brindemos, hermanos

      Azul cristal

      Café para llevar

      Vals

      En un mundo paralelo

      Acento prosódico

      Tarjeta de presentación

      Uno por ciento

      Dieciocho

      Caleidoscopio

      Armonía vinotinto

      Monstruos bajo la cama

      Lentes empañados

      Genética mental

      Llovizna

      Suspiro apoteósico

      ADN

      Sonrisa hacia adentro

      Acuarelas

      Campana asincopada

      Ruiseñor violeta

      Estela estelar

      Sonrisa arriesgada

      Origami

      Paisaje a crayones

      Sin palabras (para expresar cuánto te amo)

      Marea alta

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