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øé÷é âì

ðéååìã åðìê
ìàï ùéåáéìå àåúðå
÷öú ðâãì åðöòã áòöîðå
ëîä öòãéí

æåäé ø÷ àùìéä,
ëòáåø îòè æîï éâéãå ìðå
àéê åìîä
åìàéæä ëéååï ææéí

ðñúëì áîéøåõ äàáåã
àçøé äàåùø
ðøîä àú òöîðå
ìôçåú ëîä ôòîéí

ìà úîéã ðåëì ìäáãéì
áéï ÷ìåú ì÷åùé
àê ðöòã ÷ãéîä
ìéìåú åéîéí

åàæ ðùá áöì
åððñä ìùëåç
àú äòáø, åàú
äôöòéí áîåç

ðé÷ç àú æä, ðöøç
áëì äëåç
åðéøâò...

áñåó ëøâéì
ðàùéí ø÷ àú òöîðå
òì àéôä ðñçôðå,
åàéôä àéáãðå òöîàåú

ðòùä çùáåï ðôù ÷öø,
ðñëí àú çééðå
åððæåó áéìãéðå
òì ëì ùèåú

åàæ ðùá áöì
åððñä ìùëåç
àú äòáø, åàú
äôöòéí áîåç

ðé÷ç àú æä, ðöøç
áëì äëåç
åðéøâò...
ìúîéã...


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