“As not expected anything
I had almost everything.”

— Juan José Cuadros Pérez , book Vuelta al Sur

Como no esperó nada
lo tuvo casi todo.
Regreso [Return] (Vuelta al Sur)

Original

Como no esperó nada lo tuvo casi todo.

«Regreso (Vuelta al sur)».
Source: Cuadros, Juan José .Caminos: antología poética. Traducido por César Augusto Ayuso Editor Endymion, 1993. p. 127.

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