For one of those caprices of the mind, I did not doubt. 
A strange sigh suddenly diverted my solitude. 
Change would take place in the atmosphere and weather. 
I havetily wiped away the burning drops from my eyes. 
My guiding spirit allowed me the rest I so much desire. 
I felt light, gazed a kind of wonder.
Wafted towards despond nevertheless, 
roaring like thunder, cracked in every direction, 
none but a demon truly miserable feeding with the sweet expressions that from you escaped, 
did so make you feel deeply empty.
Until I almost began to think you were the monster you said you are, 
I threatened myself to not continue shuttered. 
I may had been wrong again, in my solitary rambles I grew nervous and restless. 
Sometimes I wished broke from me and find in the fragments the pleasant song of the birds, 
the purr of the cat, Instead, I so much dreaded to behold.
A sickening despair had been thrown, I have never had experienced sensations like those. 
I feared to wander from the sight of your creatures, 
with a heavy heart and depressed spirit I begged my fate, 
I begged sense enough not to despise me in a fit of enthusiastic madness, 
but it is true that my daydreams rushed out in agony, 
condemned myself in an unhappy victim. 
My purposed avowal died far away my lips. 
A prolonged silence belies the sobs. T
here is nothing left. This night is dreadful.


Mimosa Púdica
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Mimosa Púdica

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