La luna de la Tierra (Earth’s Moon)

Que los caminos que tomes, amor mío, no te lleven a darte cuenta de que estás vacío y de que tú herida, ni el alcohol, ni las fiestas o un amor a medias la pueden sanar. Que el daño que te han hecho no lo repitas porque habla más de ti que de ellos, porque quien saca las garras muestra sus propias heridas no curadas. Que no te dejen sangrando los amores de mentiras que te susurran al oído una cosa y te vienen por la espalda diciendo otra. Y sobre todo, amor mío, que el daño que vas haciendo con tu sonrisa, con tu sinceridad que vale un peso de a mentira y todas tus falsas promesas,...

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