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Losing My Lovely Brasilia

She was independence

An importance

Born

Mostly from the highland

Her climate exceeds on the equator

Beauty beyond the Amazon Basin

Which no one can resist

A woman whom I loved

In the tropical rain forrest

Arousing so abundantly

Her sources superlative

But largely unexploited

An ethnic mixture

The vitality of her arts

Owes so much

The Samba we showcase

Thriving with crafty influence

Her language craving

To charm my heart

As time expired

A woman with cultural succession

Leaving her

But feeling breathless

My lady Brasilia

As I depart

From the lovely beaches

Of Rio de Janeiro

Her remembrance

Carving our Samba love

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Published
Jun 27, 2010
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