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I am a woman with quiet black eyes,
I am the one painted by Eminescu. My palms will hold your heart... And if you`ll let me listen I will touch her every room And she will breathe love more easier. My palm will caress your face and, when my lips will speak your name in breezes, maybe you`ll understand that I don`t know... I don`t know what it means to call with flash. You`ll understand that I know and understand only the poppies and the corn flowers that you seduce me with... from the yellow wheat field of the Romanian village. Sometimes I feel like a lost child from a corner to the other On the map of your smile offered to me, sometimes... But nestled somewhere, in the longitude of that smile I flow through latitude in one fairy something and I am not a child anymore...Then, I am a woman... Then I am a Romanian woman. Man, if you were to be mine it would mean to breathe my naivety with the same taste that i breathe this feeling of home. This woman is me.
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