If you want to feel the happiness of loving, forget about your soul.
The soul ruins love.
Only in God can the soul meet satisfaction.
Not in another soul.
Only in God - or out of the world.
Souls cannot communicate.
Let your body talk to another body.
Because bodies understand each other, but souls don't. (Manuel Bandeira)

If you want to feel the happiness of loving, forget about your soul. The soul ruins love. Only in God can the soul meet satisfaction. Not in another soul. Only in God - or out of the world. Souls cannot communicate. Let your body talk to another body. Because bodies understand each other, but souls don't.

Manuel Bandeira

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