La perspectiva

from La frontera by Joaquín Pascual

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No me digáis que no estáis solos, la mayor parte del tiempo estamos solos.
Este árbol que está cerca se ve más grande y aquel que está tan lejos se ve más pequeño.
Hay un camino que une uno con otro que se va estrechando por la perspectiva.
Hay campos de trigo a los dos lados. Un trigo amarillo que mece el viento.
Ese viento frío de la montana que se ve pequeña por la perspectiva.
De repente nos vemos en el camino. Ya nos conocemos de otros caminos.
Mientras caminamos sonreímos, y nos hacemos pequeños por la perspectiva.
Ya casi no nos vemos. Debemos andar por el árbol pequeño.
Allí cambiará la perspectiva.
No me digáis que no estáis solos, la mayor parte del tiempo estamos solos.

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from La frontera, track released January 5, 2012

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