áçåø àðàìåâé áòåìí ãéâéèàìé

àìåï àåìàøö'é÷

àðé áçåø àðàìåâé áòåìí ãéâéèàìé
îðñä ìðâï ëéðåø
áîñéáä áøéáåò î÷ôõ áùéôåò
åòåùä öòãéí ìàçåø
àðé áçåø ôøéîéèéáé áòåìí àéðèðñéáé
áòåìí ùëåìå çùîì
àáì ëåúá áéðúééí òì ùãä åùîééí
åëåëá ùáéè ùðôì

àðàìåâé ëï ëï áãéâéèàìé ëï ëï
àáì ëåúá áéðúééí òì ùãä åùîééí åëåëá ùáéè ùðôì

àðé áçåø ôøåáìîèé áòåìí àåèåîèé
àðùéí ãåô÷éí áôèéù
åòì áñéñ ìà ôåøîìé áôðéí äéà àîøä ìé: àåé
ëîä ùàúä øâéù
"úøàä úøàä àéæä ôìà çø÷éí ëàìä
àéê òùå àåúí", ëëä äåà àîø
àáì àðé òì àåôðééí âìâìéí ìé ùðééí
î÷åáì òìé åìà îéåúø
àðàìåâé ëï ëï áãéâéèàìé ëï ëï
àáì àðé òì àåôðééí âìâìéí ìé ùðééí î÷åáì òìé åìà îéåúø

àðé áçåø áñéñé òí îáèà øåñé
áùáú îùç÷ ùù-áù
áçîéùéí åùúééí äééúé áï ùðúééí
ùæä òùø ìçì÷ ìçîù
ëï áçåø îåðåìéèé áòåìí ôåìéèé
áòåìí ùëåìå îäåîä
ëùèñéí äîéøàæ'éí îöééø ÷åìàæ'éí
åàçåæ ìé áàîà àãîä

àðàìåâé ëï ëï áãéâéèàìé ëï ëï
ëùèñéí äîéøàæ'éí îöééø ÷åìàæ'éí åàåçæ ìé áàîà àãîä

(àéæä îï áçåø àúä?)


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    GGAAAAAA? what language is this?
    chevellefan11on February 19, 2006   Link

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