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The poem possibly refers to someone with Alzheimer's disease, as it expresses a series of wishes for someone no longer present, with the penultimate couplet reading 'Que tu mente fuese clara / y tus ojos me miraran como antes' [That your mind was clear / and your eyes would look at me as before].
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English translation of the title: All that
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English translation of first line: That we would speak one more time
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