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    Marina Spros'es poems and songs: Rose is red (Book 1)
    Marina Spros'es poems and songs: Rose is red (Book 1)
    Marina Spros'es poems and songs: Rose is red (Book 1)
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    Marina Spros'es poems and songs: Rose is red (Book 1)

    By Tatiana Ilchenko

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    The book has been translated from Russian. The book written under it's name - Tatiana Ilchenko, Marina Sprose is an alias,This book is about feelings and souls of human beings.I publish my poems and songs in the book.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateAug 21, 2020
    ISBN9785005133915
    Marina Spros'es poems and songs: Rose is red (Book 1)

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      Marina Spros'es poems and songs - Tatiana Ilchenko

      Tatiana Ilchenko

      Marina Sprose’s poems and songs

      Rose is red. Book 1

      © Tatiana Ilchenko, 2020

      The author Ilchenko Tatiana (Marina Sprous).The book has been translated from Russian. A book of feeling and souls. I hope my book helps people.

      ISBN 978-5-0051-3391-5

      E-Book Distribution: XinXii

      www.xinxii.com

      Created with Ridero smart publishing system

      Table of Contents

      Poems

      It’s snowing

      Angel

      Aperitiv

      City

      Where’s the truth?

      If I could draw!

      Spring

      Earth is sweet

      When spring flowers in the shower

      For me

      Landscapes

      Naturmort

      Truth and lies

      Slave

      Classic students

      You hear me?

      You’re a smiley face

      Dandelion

      The sea in Berez

      Don’t get attached to me

      Songs

      Rose is red

      If you have love

      Oh, my God

      The wine of love

      Maki

      Gypsy

      Venice waltz

      Natalie

      Our little happiness

      Mother’s heart

      Not love

      Autumn

      Time friend

      Our shores

      Odessa particles

      It was an accident

      Snow dance

      My soul

      Silence

      Poems

      It’s snowing

      I’m sitting here quietly somewhere.

      I’m happy, I’m looking out the window.

      And the snow is flying, broadcasting the chair.

      You were poisoning me.

      But I won’t chicken out, I’ll live.

      And I’ll be happy

      And I’ll cherish my happiness.

      And the snow is snowing, winter and stone.

      I’ll live,

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