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Разговор книгопродавца с поэтом

Александр Сергеевич Пушкин

Вкруг лавки журналисты бродят,

За ними тощие певцы:

Кто просит пищи для сатиры,

Кто для души, кто для пера;

И признаюсь — от вашей лиры

Предвижу много я добра.

Поэт

Вы совершенно правы. Вот вам моя рукопись. Условимся.

1824 (Михайловское)

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