| blond boy
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| Crying, sitting on the bunk,
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| There is a photo in front of him.
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| His grandmother is old.
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| She raised her grandson
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| Instead of a drunkard daughter,
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| dressed, fed,
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| Called son.
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| She raised her grandson
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| Instead of a drunkard daughter,
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| dressed, fed,
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| Called son.
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| In childhood he was obedient,
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| Helped her around the house
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| And then it began to disappear
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| By friends and acquaintances.
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| beckoned to the boy
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| In the distance the fate of thieves,
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| And dragged him
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| Life is so crazy.
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| beckoned to the boy
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| In the distance the fate of thieves,
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| And dragged him
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| Life is so crazy.
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| But one day luck
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| Turned away from him
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| And a band of raiders
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| I came across an ambush.
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| Don't walk him anymore
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| And not to see at home -
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| Ahead is the sky in a cage
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| And the harsh zone.
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| At the court I suddenly saw
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| Your grandmother in the hall
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| She approached timidly
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| Quietly said to her grandson:
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| "Oh, what a beautiful one he has become,
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| I lost a lot of weight…”
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| And sighing, she whispered:
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| "How is it, son?"
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| "Oh, what a beautiful one he has become,
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| I lost a lot of weight…”
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| And sighing, she whispered:
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| "How is it, son?"
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| And the old woman wrote
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| Letters to the boy's zone:
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| "The potato was born
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| And the cherries are already ripe.
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| Without you, son
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| I did not have time to collect everything ... "
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| He did not know that for a long time
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| She was very sick.
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| Without you, son
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| I did not have time to collect everything ... "
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| He did not know that for a long time
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| She was very sick.
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| Here is the letter received
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| The handwriting is unfamiliar.
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| And I found out that no one
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| There is no waiting for him at home.
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| Before the death of the old woman
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| Crushed a lot
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| That I didn’t see my grandson
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| Goodbye once.
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| Before the death of the old woman
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| Crushed a lot
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| That I didn’t see my grandson
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| Goodbye once.
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| blond boy
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| Crying while sitting on the bunk.
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| There is a photo in front of him.
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| His grandmother is old.
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| For many more years
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| Will hear in the middle of the night
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| Her gentle voice:
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| "How are you, son?"
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| For many more years
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| Will hear in the middle of the night
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| Her gentle voice:
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| "How are you, son?" |