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    8/15/2005

    Pablo Neruda

    Não te amo como se fosse rosa do sal, topázio
    ou flecha de cravos que propagam o fogo:
    te amo como se amam certas coisas obscuras,
    secretamente, entre a sombra e a alma.

    Te amo como a planta que não floresce e leva
    dentro de si, oculta, a luz daquelas flores,
    e graças a teu amor vive escuro em meu corpo
    o apertado aroma que ascendeu da terra.

    Te amo sem saber como, nem quando, nem onde,
    te amo diretamente sem problemas nem orgulho:
    assim te amo porque não sei amar de outra maneira,

    senão assim deste modo em que não sou nem és
    tão perto que tua mão sobre meu peito é minha
    tão perto que se fecham teus olhos com meu sonho.

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