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Mis ojos no podrán verte, pero mis pensamientos están inundados de ti.

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Ojalá pudiera liberar en estos versos todo aquello que llevo dentro. Si bastara escribir me echaría andar en líneas mil. Tengo entrampados en el pecho ya no se cuantos padrenuestros en los que he buscado esconderme en un sinfín de madrugadas mas parecidas que a nada, al mismo infierno.

Tengo...

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Presiento que mis pasos van a ninguna parte. Se me van a marchitar en los labios los besos que pensaba darte. El tiempo inmisericorde arruga mis manos y se me encogen las esperanzas de tocarte. No hay en esto arte. No hay sino un continuo gemir desesperante. No quiero engañarte.

Sufro de ansiedad...

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por Ricardo Siri Liniers

http://www.macanudo.com.ar/

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Jajaja.

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Time to go camping again. Find a field somewhere, lie down, and watch the stars.

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Romancing Paris on the ‘Love Lock’ Bridges

To view more photos and videos from the love locks on the bridges of Paris, explore the Pont de l’Archevêché and Pont des Arts location pages, or browse the #cadenasdamour and #lovelocks hashtags.

In a city like Paris, finding romantic spots isn’t too difficult—but for Parisians and visitors alike, the French capital’s bridges have a special draw all to themselves.

Rows of padlocks, known as cadenas d’amour, or “love locks,” adorn the Pont des Arts and Pont de l’Archevêché as timeless symbols of love. Those able to find a free space will often inscribe their names on the padlock, latch it to the bridge and then toss the key into the river Seine as a sign of their everlasting commitment.

In recent years, the romantic gesture has captured the hearts of those outside Paris. Love locks can now be found in cities across the world from London to Seoul.

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Cielo Bonito.

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Space on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/97606690

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The real way to gain happiness is to give it to others.

Robert Baden-Powell of Gilwell. (via roverscoutproblems)

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Maquilishuat,was proclamimed  the National Tree of El Salvador in 1939, and it remains to this day.