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    Lanza De Amor
    Lanza De Amor
    Lanza De Amor
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    Lanza De Amor

    By Rafael D. Mota

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    Lanza de Amor is book without metric, that so called white poems or free poems. Lanza de Amor try those white poems in the terms of love. However in the book are also poems dedicated to the mother earth that I so called them La tierra revolucionaria inspired from individuals conversation in the parking lot at 3:00 AM of very early morning. So these poems could be inspirational for crates love songs and even the poems dedicated to earth had been also this poetic mission.
    For furthermore this white poems are the work of some applied experience in anyway of the follow up explained.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateApr 22, 2013
    ISBN9781483619880
    Lanza De Amor
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    Rafael D. Mota

    The author has an MBA from Boricua College in New York. He also has a professional certifi cate in Social Communitarian Economics from the Institute of Christian Economics. The author has a strong educational background in continuing education.The last one was as a Natural Health Consultant for Stanford University where he is also studying art.Rafael D. Mota is also an author of novels, short stories, poetry, and pieces for theater, social science and literature. When the author went to college, he worked in the Industrial Production, did his internship in Foreign Affairs and worked as an educational assistant. The author is the founder and president of the Third World Institute of Economics that works in fi eld of research and education.

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      Lanza De Amor - Rafael D. Mota

      VALENTINA

      Donde quedaron tus suenos

      Mujer de la playa y la madrugada

      Cuando tu navegando

      Y boyando le decia boludo

      Aquel hombre de raices Argentinas

      Aquel con quien compartimos la diplomacia

      De aquellos besos en aquel apartamento

      Donde la libertad huia de aquella historia

      De doce anos sin tie

      Cuando aquel discurso de brindis

      En la estatua de queso de Bolivar

      De un hombre con sabor a democracia

      Y la libertad de los pueblos

      Penso para el discurso en la malvinas

      Lugar de humo y estrellas.

      Y aquel diplomatico sin ti

      Donde quedaron los besos de la noche

      Anterior y los versos de la noche aquella

      Donde hoy llora la tarde con sabor

      Al mediterraneo, por aquella tierra

      De Espana donde tu vida fue de plenitud

      Vivencia y algo mas Valentina de los dias

      Y la noches de las razones perdidas

      En las noches con sonido a guitarra

      Bohemia,zapateos 0 quizas algun ole

      De una corrida de toros

      Valentina de las vivencias coloridas

      Plasmada en estos versos de papel

      Tu figura y aquel amor de diplomacia

      Playa y sol quedaron en ti

      Y el donde estara en estos momentos

      Donde quizas tu recuerdo este durmiento

      Y aquellas noches de estrellas

      Que guiaron su norte para llegar

      A tu Puerto.

      Rafael d.

      SILUETAS

      Siluetas del mar

      Recuerdos de la lluvia

      La razon de amar

      De esta nostalgia.

      Versos de la noche

      Es todavia tu cuerpo

      Amado de recuerdos

      De estar solo esta noche

      De nostalgias.

      El mar como testigo

      En el frio de la noche

      Aquella noche contigo

      El mar como testigo.

      Razon de las siluetas

      Estelas de la mar

      Y la lluvia aquella

      Siluetas de amar.

      Rafael d.

      Soledad

      Como olvidar

      Tus ojos verdes

      Lleno de luz y brillo

      Naturaleza encamada

      En textura de un arbol

      De edad infinita.

      Rafael d.

      SOUL

      How I can tell

      Your carry baby son

      If my voice is not singing

      Anymore because of you.

      But I want to say

      That you are my darling

      My melody, my sand, my sea

      And my sound.

      I can see you in every

      Song note, because you are

      The losing words of my life

      Nothing to do but you are my baby.

      For this night and forever you are

      The song, the melody, my love

      On this world of crazy words

      But sincerely you are my voice in this crazy

      world.

      But can tell you I love you

      earring you baby to your bird

      And tell you

      That you are this song

      Of everything in this night

      Where your name is for us

      The soul.

      Rafael d.

      ALMA

      Alma es tu nombre

      Y asi te bautizaron los dioses

      De la noche cuando naciste

      Libre como el viento.

      Tu cuna es amorosa y querida

      Como reliquia de una solpresa

      Esperada llena de regalos

      De melodies olvidadas.

      Alma del viento y la bruma

      Tiniebla de mis ojos

      Amor de mis suenos

      Olvido de mis tiempos.

      Como olvidar alma

      Tu nombre recien parido

      En esta noche de luz

      Que vivira en el tiempo.

      Y la mitologia que sera

      De los dioses cuando

      Se mecione tu nombre

      En el espacio de mi tiempo.

      Rafael d.

      I FELL LOVING YOU

      When I fell loving you

      I take my sadness and be

      With you with happiness

      And joy.

      Them I can hug you

      Close my eyes and see

      The changing world.

      When fell loving you

      I see the turning world

      In you beautiful eyes

      With gladness.

      When fell in love the sky

      Sing a song in the starts

      For you my darling

      My love.

      Rafael D. Mota

      CUANDO TE PIENSO

      Cuando te pienso

      Olvido las palabras.

      El abecedario de tu nombre.

      Olvidar que la noche empieza

      Y las estrellas mencionan tu nombre

      En lo mas infinito del espacio.

      Donde nada se encuentra

      Y nada existe;solo tu y yo

      Perdidos en el tiempo

      Que no transforma nada

      Que no seas tu Mirada

      Tus ojos claros y de esperanza

      De aquella Hamada de nostalgia

      De encontrar lo infinito.

      Donde nada existe y no deja de existir

      Aquel hombre que te espera

      Y que te piensa en aquel viaje

      De utopias y de ensueno

      Como un cuento de adas/ donde solo

      Existe lo irreal/ pero donde todo es posible

      Cuando hacemos el amor.

      Rafael d.

      Besos fugados

      Cuando te beso

      Sieto tus dulces labios

      Que enamoran,

      Siento tu cuerpo

      Y te pienso

      Sentirlo en cada pesamiento

      Cuando te beso

      Ahara que bailamos

      Esta pieza donde mi

      Corazon y el tuyo

      Se encuentra,cuantos besos

      Fugados en tu ausencia

      De mis besos.

      Rafael d.

      Bonjour trestess

      Vous est tres bien

      Avec moi

      Vous est man amour

      Est ce tres bien

      Avec moi

      Mon amour.

      Est je avoir de vous

      Ce amour porqui

      Vous le vous est tres bien

      Avee moi adjourhui.

      Rafael diomedes.

      Good morning my sadness

      You are good to me

      You are my love

      This is very good to me.

      My love

      I need your love

      Why you are very good

      To me, today.

      Rafael d.

      Buenod dias tristeza

      Tu eres Buena para mi

      Tu eres mi amor

      Esto es muy para mi.

      Mi amor

      Neeesito tu amor

      Porque hoy eres muy Buena/para mi./Rafael d.

      CUANDO TE AMABA

      Cuando te quize

      Mi alma reclamaba

      Tu presencia para amar.

      Ahora tu no estas

      Para querenos como siempre

      En la ocuridad de los suenos

      Que ambos hemos tenido

      De felicidad.

      Solo el gato y tu conocen

      Nuestro amor

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