1. |
Tantear
01:07
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2. |
Olvidar el vaivén
01:00
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3. |
Dejarse ir
01:16
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5. |
Reir de las flores
01:37
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¿Una flor tiene belleza?
¿Tiene belleza acaso un fruto?
No: tienen color y forma
y existencia tan sólo.
La belleza es el nombre de algo que no existe
y que doy a las cosas a cambio del agrado que me dan.
No significa nada.
(Alberto Caeiro)
Voz: Hugo del Jardín.
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6. |
Vislumbrar
01:50
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7. |
Enmudecer
03:39
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8. |
Tantear
01:39
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¿Dónde no hay poesía?
Madre muerte sabe bien callar la suerte en su hijo Dios
Pues si hubiera palabras para su beso
No habría luz.
Hugo del Jardín.
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