Tengo las palpitaciones a tres mil. Una taquicardia que avanza por mi cuerpo como un ejército presto a invadir tierras extrañas. Qué bien. Con lo que me gusta esta sensación. En fin. Que sí, que vale, que las cosas son como son, pero organizándolas mejor podrían ser de otra manera.
Podrían dejar vivir. Podrían latir más despacio.
más despacio y con armonia ¿verdad?
Posted by: Pedro on Febrero 2, 2004 09:55 AMA mí también me gusta esa sensación. "podrían dejar vivir"...yo creo que son precisamente señal de que vives, intensamente además.Lo que no dejan es respirar, pero bueno.
Posted by: maRia on Febrero 2, 2004 11:19 AMEs lo malo, últimamente todo va demasiado rápido y no nos dan tiempo a pensar ni a poner orden en nuestra cabecita. Kapitán, prueba a bajar las velas y atracar en un puerto tranquilo.
Posted by: Karras on Febrero 2, 2004 12:41 PMPues si, no ha estado nada mal. Cuando quieras repetimos.
Posted by: Set on Febrero 2, 2004 01:12 PM2 pastillas Nettisum (valeriana, tila y pasiflora) después de cada comida. Nada de café. Y mucho bló.
Un beso
Mientras latan, no hay problema.
Posted by: Jose on Febrero 2, 2004 05:21 PMTenemos que latir a nuestro ritmo, independiente de como se pongan las cosas...:)
Posted by: mOe:) on Febrero 2, 2004 07:56 PMAcabo de descubrir este tema de Yuri y su Orquesta de Cosmonautas, Paisajes. No sé, me ha gustado, y me ha parecido una buena melodía para devolver los latidos a un ritmo más relajado.
Posted by: e on Febrero 3, 2004 03:28 AMA mi también me ha gustado esta canción de Yuri y los Cosmonautas, por si la queréis compartir os la transcribo aquí, sólo os faltará oirla:
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