ALDO
MORAES
Women's Tear
I didn't see you cry
It may be that in those days, I was smiling,
immersed in some victory.
I didn't see you run away to the room and hide
from sadness
Maybe in the memory of life, I still didn't even
know I was going to find you.
I didn't know about your lonely moments
There were too many people by my side and I didn't
know that I needed to pick you up.
I was sad when you told me of your broken dreams
I really didn't think anyone could do that to a
woman.
I was not on the day the girl cried and felt the
uncertainties of life
I wanted to know where I was that day to make time
go back. To look at your face
comfort you and truly love you like no man has
ever loved you ...
In those days when you were hopeless
and everything seemed to fall apart, I really
wanted to be with you.
I was going to be quiet and you would certainly
feel that my presence was enough to calm you down
show you a direction.
Forgetting me, I found this sad and hidden tear
falling on your face
I let the tear fall, I swore it would be the last.
That you will only cry for joy from now on.
I took you in my arms and the night brought the
moon and the wind.
The night enveloped us in mysteries, love and
poetry!
(poem dedicated to Jéssica Ramos)
Drawings In The Rain
Rain
And the once clear sky curves
The eyes no longer remember joy
The soul remains the fantasy
What was shine, dirty leaf
There was pain, there was a time
Everything moves, it's slow
Storm, prayer
Passionate sailing
I feel, I try
A pardon
Wind
Comes!
MY MUSIC
My music was born on the day
I gave my first kiss
And I curled up in the curves, the folds
And a thousand winds blew
And I found myself naked
The half-naked king
The law is naked ...
I shut up before your eyes
And in them, I saw the horizon at last
From muses, music was born in me when I gave the
first kiss: In the body of a guitar!
ALDO MORAES
Aldo Moraes
is a brazilian poetry, journalist and musician. Moraes was diretor geral of
culture on Londrina, interior of Brazil. Moraes wrote 7 books and recorded 4
CDs.
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