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“You wonderful falling star, escaped from the eternal bliss. You angel of light, Who carries the sun under his wings. Why did you descend on Earth? Immortal butterfly of light, who challenged my existence." (fragment from "An immortal appearance", chapter Hope)”

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Book:The odyssey of my lost thoughts
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