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Suffer H

Èíòðî:
Ê'âî ñòàà áå? Äååáà, âñè÷êî ùåøå äà å íàðåä, ùåõ äà äîíåñà ïàðèòå, îáà÷å â êàçèíîòî ñòàíà ïðåñòðåëêà è çàñòðåëÿõ åäíî ÷åíãå, è ñåãà êóêèòå ìå òúðñÿò, àêî ìîæå äà ìå èçìúêíåø...

Çäðàâàòà çàãàçèë ñè, íî íàëè ñè ìîé ÷îâåê.
Àç ñúì áèÿ÷ è îò íèùî íå ìè ïóêà. Âñå îùå ñúì ñàì è ëåâàöèòå äåéñòâàì è êîéòî ìè ïîïðå÷è, ùå ñå íàëîæè äà ãî íàòèñíà. Äåéñòâàì2 ïî ìåòîäà èçïèòàí, çíàåø êàê å, ïðèëàãàì ãî óñïåøíî, îïèò ñúì íàòðóïàë ïðåç âñè÷êèòå ãîäèíè, íî è àç ñúì èìàë ìèãîâå, â êîèòî áèë ñúì ãóáåù. Âëèçàì â áàðà è âèæäàì êàê ìóòðèòå ìå ãëåäàò, êàêâî îò òîâà áå, òàçè íîù ùå áúäå ìîÿ, âèæäàì åäíà è îòèâàì àç ïðè íåÿ, åëà äà ìè ãî äóõàø âåäíàãà àç é êàçàõ, ÷óïêà ìðúñíî êîïåëå, èíà÷å ñè ìúðòúâ ÷óõ äà âèêà íÿêàêúâ, êîéòî ìàé ÷å áå áåç âðàò, òîãàâà ñòàíà âúðãàëà, èçõîä ïðîñòî íÿìàõ, îêàçà ñå, ÷å ñàì ñúñ âñè÷êè äà ñå ñïðàâÿ! Áèõà ìå, ïðåáèõà ìå îò áîé, ïðîñòî ñàì ñå ÷óäÿ êàê îñòàâèõà ìå æèâ. Íå çíàì òî÷íî êàê, äîáðàõ ñå ñàì äî âêúùè è âå÷å òâúðäî áÿõ ðåøèë è àç ñúñ ìóòðè äà ñå äâèæà.

Ïð: Àç ñúì áèÿ÷, àç è àç ñúì áèÿ÷ (2)
Ñëóøàéòå, SUFFER H ñìå íèå (2)

Åòî îòíîâî å ëÿòî è àç ñúì íà ìîðåòî.
Âñè÷êî å äîáðå ùîì âå÷å ñúì íà ïëàæà.
Ïèÿ ñè áèðà è ñúðôèñòèòå ãëåäàì è ìèñëÿ ñè, ìèñëÿ ñè, äå äà ìîæåõ êàòî òÿõ. Íî åòî, ÷å ñúáóæäàì ñå è âèæäàì íåùî äðóãî, ÷àñîâíèêúò çâúíè, ìàé âðåìå å äà ñòàâàì, äåíÿò åäâà çàïî÷âà, à àç ãî íåíàâèæäàì, çíàì êàêâî ìå ÷àêà è èçõîä ùå íàìåðÿ. Òúïî ìè å2 ñ êàêâè äóìè äà ãî êàæà, íî íàëè ñúì ñè ïè÷, âñå íÿêàê ùå ãî êàæà. Äíèòå ñè ìèíàâàò, íî ïðîìÿíàòà ÿ íÿìà, è ïîíÿêîãà íàñòúïâàò â ìåí ìèãîâå íà ðàçìèñúë. Íî åòî ãî íà÷àëîòî, âúçõîäúò ìè çàïî÷âà, óñïåõúò ìå çàñòèãà, íî àç íå ñúì ïîäãîòâåí, ñåùàø ñå íàëè, íà âñåêèãî ñå ñëó÷âà, ðàçáðà ëè, ìîé ÷îâåê, êàê âñè÷êî ñå ïîëó÷è, ñòðåìÿ ñå êúì åäíî, à ïîñòèãàì íåùî äðóãî, âèæäàì è äîêîñâàì è äîñòèãàì âñè÷êî ñòàðî, ïðîìåíèòå íóæíè ñà â òîçè ïåðèîä. Àç ãî çíàì, íî íå èñêàì äà îòñòúïâàì.

Ïð:

Ñòîÿ ñè âêúùè, îòåê÷åí ñúì îò æèâîòà, ïèñíà ìè2 âñå åäíî è ñúùî, ïóñêàì òåëåâèçîðà è òúðñÿ ðàçâëå÷åíèå, íî ìàé íå ñúì ïîïàäíàë íà ïîäõîäÿùèÿ êàíàë, òúïèòå âîäåùè ïîëèòèêàòà ðàçèñêâàò, ìàéêà èì ùå åáà, íå èñêàì äà ãè ãëåäàì. Ùðàêàì ñ äèñòàíöèîííîòî è òúðñÿ íåùî ñâåæî è ãëåäàì Áîðèñ Áåêåð êàê Àãàñè ðàçáèâà, íî ìàé, ÷å è òîâà íå å òîâà, êîåòî èñêàì, çàòîâà ðåøàâàì àç íåùî äðóãî äà ïîòúðñÿ. Ùðàêàì àç îòíîâî è âèæäàì Áàòìàí áåçðàáîòåí, â íÿêàêúâ ñè ôèëì, â êîéòî âñè÷êè ñà äîáðè!, Ðåäè ñå íà îïàøêà çà ïîìîù ñîöèàëíà, çàêúñàë ãî ÷îâåêà, à è ÿçâàòà ãî ìú÷è. Êàêâî äà ñå íàïðàâè, âå÷å íÿìà íèùî íîâî, Íî ÷óéòå ìå ñåãà, êàêâî èñêàì äà âè êàæà:

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