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San Antonio

adios gringo buenos dias muchacho hastsa la vista si signorita gracia para sombrero signore lo perdí a rio grandé cruzar sierra madré voy a san miguel san hosé, san juan pedir san antonio decir por favor Enjoy the music here. http://mike-martin.net/Intervention
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Estable Avatar
December 25, 2017 at 11:30 AM
Estos son ejemplos de el espanol utilizados en San Antonio pero no constituyen un poema o nada que se pueda clasificar como poetico. Como poesia es in fracaso total. Necesitas trabajar con trabajo completo para comvertir esto es alco poesia o asi paresido. Grasias! Luis Estable
Martin Avatar
December 26, 2017 at 4:01 PM
Thanks for your kind words .. I'm sure. I would love to know spanish. These are expressions I have heard in old cowboy movies. Each verse has 3 lines: the first and last having five syllables and the middle line seven. This form of poetry is called haiku.
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