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MoonLight

9000,00 €

92x74cm Oil on Canvas

Federico Garcia Lorca Poem

Romance of the moon, moon

The moon came down to the forge with her broad skirt of tuberoses.

The boy looks and looks at her, the boy is looking at her.

On the deeply touched air the moon swings her arms and shows,

both lewd and pure her nipples of hard tin. Flee, moon, moon, moon.

Should the gypsies come around they would carve out of your heart white rings and necklaces.

Boy, just leave me to my dancing.

When the gypsies do come,

they'll find you upon the anvil with your little eyes closed.

Añadir al carrito

92x74cm Oil on Canvas

Federico Garcia Lorca Poem

Romance of the moon, moon

The moon came down to the forge with her broad skirt of tuberoses.

The boy looks and looks at her, the boy is looking at her.

On the deeply touched air the moon swings her arms and shows,

both lewd and pure her nipples of hard tin. Flee, moon, moon, moon.

Should the gypsies come around they would carve out of your heart white rings and necklaces.

Boy, just leave me to my dancing.

When the gypsies do come,

they'll find you upon the anvil with your little eyes closed.

92x74cm Oil on Canvas

Federico Garcia Lorca Poem

Romance of the moon, moon

The moon came down to the forge with her broad skirt of tuberoses.

The boy looks and looks at her, the boy is looking at her.

On the deeply touched air the moon swings her arms and shows,

both lewd and pure her nipples of hard tin. Flee, moon, moon, moon.

Should the gypsies come around they would carve out of your heart white rings and necklaces.

Boy, just leave me to my dancing.

When the gypsies do come,

they'll find you upon the anvil with your little eyes closed.

Mónica Andrés Álvarez

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