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1.	Anima-L


2.	And So She Cries Black Tears


3.	Old Story


4.	FOREVERMORE


5.	An Already Complicated Life


6.	Straddling the Chasm


7.	The Flame Of Thoughts


8.	Reliving the Sins


9.	The Note


10.	MY SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES


11.	Dim Reflections


12.	Words Will Never Express How Lucky I am to


13.	Roses Of Grace


14.	Orchid of Desire


15.	I Put Down The Camera

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Isla Bella by N.V. Torres Tuesday, January 29, 2008 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A love poem to my island...
I close my eyes. I still smell your salty air; Your sandy body running through my hands; Your rhythm whispering in my ear; Beautiful island… Oh, how I long to roam your belly again Puerto Rico. Do you still love me the way you did long ago? We had a short love affair, you and I. Back in the days when my young feet wandered, And played in your bath water; Ate the fruits of your womb. My roots are tangled in your very being; my ancestry; in your breeze. I can hear you, isla bella y verde; You are calling me. One day soon, I promise, I will return to you.

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