El milagro es una luz
Una hoguera mi trinchera
Una esponja tu mano
Mi deseo tu cuerpo

Es la conciencia, es una lágrima
De mi forma de resistencia
Es un sacramento exacto
Es tu gangrena es mi impotencia

Es una bola de pasión es mi justificación
Es una mansión desierta es una misión secreta
Es una revolución una mutación total
Un escape al más allá una lucha mortal

Es una hiena es una rosa
Es un milagro, poderte creer
Es luna llena y no te afecta
Es un milagro poderte querer

El milagro es corazón reciclablemente etéreo
Es un altar una oración
Una elevación una sombra

Una pantera es una mandril
Un código infantil
Es una herida es un reptil
La esperanza es la deidad

Es el vací­o en tu matriz el cielo entre los dos
La mentira subliminal el creer que estamos bien

Es un derrame es un guerrero
Una danza en la montaña
Una rebelión eterna
Es genético es mortal

Es una hiena es una rosa
Es un milagro poderte creerte
Es Luna llena y no te afecta
Es milagro poderte creer


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