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Сборник стихов «Искренность»

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Выброси всё то, что тебя так гложет.

Не бойся идти.

Не бойся идти вперёд и сквозь тьму будут проблески света.

Ночь сгущается перед рассветом, солнце светит тому, кто идёт.

Не бойся начать с нуля, всё возможно пока жив на свете.

Будь открыт к миру, как малые дети и удача тебя найдёт.

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