I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers. — Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
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I thought my fireplace dead and stirred the ashes. I burned my fingers.

— Antonio Machado, Border of a Dream: Selected Poems
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