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    Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L.
    Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L.
    Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L.
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    Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L.

    By Ernesto Szentpaly

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    Discovering me are writings, follies and naked and sincere thoughts of any man like me

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherErnesto Szentpaly
    Release dateFeb 4, 2018
    ISBN9781370233939
    Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L.
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      Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L. - Ernesto Szentpaly

      Discovering me for Ernest Szentpaly L.

      SMASHWORDS EDITION

      Copyright © 2014 for Ernesto Szentpaly L.

      Publicated for Ernest Szentpaly L. en SMASHWORDS

      Catastrophe

      it’s perhaps the sickening smell

      which vehemently pleas for a turn of the world

      or is it the beggar-like tragicomedy which absolves us

      i don’t know….

      maybe as years pass by we shall return to the

      serenity of yore…..

      the evil seed will soon start to break out

      and thus the malevolent and rotten germ

      that corrodes the most simple pure soul achieves

      its final purpose, as in a nightmare

      the abuse has become a custom, as the peak of corruption

      through the veins selfishness flows besides terrorism

      the blood continues running but the fogginess floats over

      money has lost its true essence and without it nobody will recognize you

      children mean anuisance, better now to own a weapon

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