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“Sinto o calor de uma tarde de verão E um vento calmo mas persistente Talvez leve com ele a minha solidão Que em mim toca insistentemente Estou triste, muito triste até Mas não quero largar este sentimento As distrações prazerosas não ajudam A perceber o meu tormento Não foi só porque partiste que estou assim Também perdi o meu propósito O que é que quero para mim? Qual é o meu caminho? Ainda estou a descobri-lo aos poucos, devagarinho.”

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