“You tell yourself a dream, always. And when do you dream it?”

Voces (1943)

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Si yo diera la vida, ¿qué podría darte?

Voces (1943)
Variant: Si yo te diera la vida, ¿qué podría darte?

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Italian Argentinian poet 1885–1968

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