| - Look, my dear, a rainbow is visiting us!
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| What are Newton's laws - refraction of rays!
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| - Oh, silly, a rainbow is a temporary bridge
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| From the sky to the field, from eternity to the moment.
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| “Look, my dear, here is a branch of May!”
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| - Oh, silly, this is greetings from distant constellations.
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| - How smart you are, really, my dear ...
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| “Of course, my dear, it’s more interesting to look at the sky.
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| Now leaves, then news, then snow, then spring,
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| Those are sparkles of hope on colored parachutes.
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| The moon rises like a broken apple,
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| Minutes flow down the gangway to the shore,
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| Like drops of time without borders and without a bottom...
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| “But bread, my dear, is born in the field!”
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| Look, the field is sown with winter wheat.
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| - And the sky is sown with stars, stupid Kolya ...
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| Ah, something today we are incompatible with you.
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| - Well, how can we live in heaven without a porch and bread?
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| Let's settle down somewhere here in anticipation of a miracle.
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| - I agree, but we will look at the blue sky,
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| Because if miracles come, then from there.
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| Now leaves, then news, then snow, then spring,
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| Those are sparkles of hope on colored parachutes.
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| The moon rises like a broken apple,
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| Minutes flow down the gangway to the shore,
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| Like drops of time without borders and without a bottom...
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| October - October 31, 1983
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| Pakhra |