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Spanish	A
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Vagos preludios En la noche espl ndida	B
Su voz de perlas una fuente calla	C
Cuelgan las brisas sus celestes pifanos	D
En el follaje Las cabezas pardas	D
De los b hos acechan	E
Las flores se abren m s como asombradas	D
Los cisnes de marfil tienden los cuellos	D
En las lagunas p lidas	D
Selene mira del azul Las frondas	D
Tiemblan y todo hasta el silencio calla	C
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Es que ella pasa con su boca triste	B
Y el gran misterio de sus ojos de mbar	F
A trav s de la noche hacia el olvido	B
Como una estrella fugitiva y blanca	C
Como una destronada reina ex tica	C
De bellos gestos y palabras raras	D
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Horizontes violados sus ojeras	D
Dentro sus ojos dos estrellas de mbar	F
Se abren cansados y h medos y tristes	D
Como llagas de luz que quejaran	E
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Es un dolor que vive y que no espera	F
Es una aurora gris que se levanta	B
Del gran lecho de sombras de la noche	A
Cansada ya sin esplendor sin ansias	D
Y sus canciones son como hadas tristes	D
Alhajadas de l grimas	D
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English	A
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Murmuring preludes On this resplendent night	B
Her pearled voice quiets a fountain	E
The breezes hang their celestial fifes	D
In the foliage The gray heads	D
Of the owls keep watch	A
Flowers open themselves as if surprised	B
Ivory swans extend their necks	D
In the pallid lakes	D
Selene watches from the blue Fronds	D
Tremble and everything Even the silence quiets	D
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She wanders with her sad mouth	G
And the grand mystery of amber eyes	D
Across the night toward forgetfulness	D
Like a star fugitive and white	B
Like a dethroned exotic queen	E
With comely gestures and rare utterings	D
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Her undereyes are violated horizons	D
And her irises two stars of amber	F
Open wet and weary and sad	B
Like ulcers of light that weep	H
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She is a grief which thrives and does not hope	I
She is a gray aurora rising	C
From the shadowy bed of night	B
Exhausted without splendor without anxiousness	D
And her songs are like dolorous fairies	D
Jeweled in teardrops	D
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The strings of lyres	D
Are the souls' fibers	D
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The blood of bitter vineyards noble vineyards	D
In goblets of regal beauty rises	D
To her marble hands to lips carved	B
Like the blazon of a great lineage	J
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Strange Princes of Fantasy They	K
Have seen her languid head once erect	B
And heard her laugh for her eyes	D
Tremble with the flower of aristocracies	D
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And her soul clean as fire like a star	F
Burns in those pupils of amber	F
But with a mere glance scarcely an intimacy	D
Perhaps the echo of a profane voice	D
This white and pristine soul shrinks	D
Like a luminous flower folding herself up	L

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