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The Man Who...

The man who sits at the edge of the water shares the bread (for you and to the birds). Familiar with the dream far ago. He can count when the lime blossoms crumble (someone passes to some place and love is the longest point). Entire. Then (i look) it is maestoso.
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bozhidar-pangelov
Bulgarian
For You?
Written by
bozhidar-pangelov
Bulgarian
Published
May 31, 2016
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#water
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