Florellas - Claudia Almeida

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Amendoeiras, ninhos

As amêndoas ungem as vidas
Como inauguram as canções
Ao ouvido externando
Manhãs nesses vendavais
Como guizos anunciando
As folhagens das amendoeiras
Faz voar um chapéu, outro e
Depois outro e mais outro...
São amor, carinho e atenção
Voando como um passarinho
Que voam do ninho ao primeiro
Dia, voam as primeiras lições.

Claudia Almeida
02/06/2010

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Sônia Brandão disse...: Claudia, que linda essa foto. É sua?
Gostei desse poema esvoaçante também.

bjs; 2 de junho de 2010 às 20:25

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