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Ты смеёшься,Одиночество прячаВ складкахПоцелуи забывших губ.И тебе нельзяПоступить иначеВ этом мире,Который нелеп и груб.Неприятие, невниманье…Не до встречи…И от каждого переживанья —Хуже? Легче?Кто-то, статься,Осудит спешно,Не проститИ отчаянноРасстатьсяС этой памятьюРешит.Можно толькоЗаплакатьГорькоИ навзрыд.И почувствовать,НасколькоДуша болит.2 ноября 2010 г., 28 сентября, 25 октября 2016 г.

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