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Your Voice Is In The Air by @flippermood

“Your face is now blurred in my head. Maybe because I've already deleted so many photos from the cell phone. But your damn voice does not go away. That does not go away. how do I erase it ...?” -Clara Ajc

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The Portal by @flippermood

“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and live the life you have imagined.” -Henry D. Thoreau

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Protecting You by @flippermood

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MY AUTUMN by @flippermood

“Autumn approaches and the heart begins to dream--“ -Bashou haiku

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Apocalyptic  @flippermood 

“I can’t explain my dreams, they seem quite real”

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Bubbles of Memories by @flippermood

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Dreamy Adventures by @flippermood

“It does not take a day to get cheesy. It does not take a day to show someone you love him. We love daily and a little. And well. Maybe the day is a reminder for marketing and it is valid. But love is always there. Not only love of a couple. There is love everywhere and poetry everywhere. Sabines and Rulfo wrote a diary to those they loved, and if they loved them more, they wrote more. Even without someone, Garcia Lorca or Buesa talked about love. Pizarnik talked about the pain of love. But love at last. We have to get cheesy and tell those of us that we want to do it. That we value the love that they give us, whether passionate or romantic. All love counts. Nobody is ever so alone because always, there is always someone who loves us even if we feel unprotected. Leave the bitterness, you anti-Love, and read poetry as always. Let’s call someone and say a poem in a low voice. Let’s embrace more and hate less. Let’s listen in silence to one’s own heart, although it can not be for anyone. Although everything is calm and, as Cortázar says, we must continue to put poetry in people’s lives …” -Clara Ajc @de-poesia-y-poetas

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The Woman Without Fear by @flippermood

“Woman’s fear of the violence of man is the mirror of man’s fear of women without fear.” -Eduardo Galeano