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Читаем Сборник стихов 2012 - 2 полугодие (СИ) полностью

Сборник стихов 2012 - 2 полугодие (СИ)

Анатолий Михайлович Скомарохов

Сирот и вдов обходишь стороной,

За здравие себе лишь свечку ставишь.


Ты прочитай ЕвАнгелья,

Пойми как жил Христос,

Подай на хлеб ты нищим, сколько можешь.

Подай, не жадничай.


Христос за братьев и сестер

На крест взошел и умер.

А ты хоть в память бы о Нем

Десяточку бы подал.







Copyright ╘ 2012 год

Отредактировано 01.01.13 г.


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