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Люди идут по дороге

Сергей Владимирович Киреев

Это одно из самых моих любимых пушкинских стихотворений. Говоря о его содержании, готов подписаться под каждой строкой. Но, прожив немало лет, я в какой-то момент захотел дополнить текст Пушкина своими рассуждениями. Учёные критики назвали бы это перекличкой поэтов. Я мало с кем из поэтов согласен перекликаться, Пушкин — один из них, я его безмерно люблю и уважаю, но всё же не удержался от некоторых дополнений по существу.

«Хоть и движемся мы строго порознь…»

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