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Куда едут два всадника, один из которых облачен во все белое, другой - во все красное? Какие истории сегодня расскажет говорящее дерево? Что символизирует слепая лошадь? Множество коротких рассказов, в которых - множество вопросов, незаметно вплетенных в повествование. Вопросов, адресованных читателям. Вопросов, адресованных самой вселенной. Но Путь - это не только вопросы. Путь - это жесткий философский символизм. Еще это жизненные истории, написанные чистыми красками. И, конечно же, вполне обыденные ситуации, в которые по чуть-чуть прокрадывается магичность, а порой и мистика. Таков Путь. Книга состоит из двух частей Путь. Рассказы и Путь. Стихотворения. В данной части представлены рассказы. Книга со стихотворениями публикуется отдельно.

Жизнь совершенство или несовершенство? Путь - это не столько стихи, сколько вопросы о смыслах, о людях, о жизни как таковой.Это соприкосновение с потусторонним, но оттого не менее реальным.Это взывание к миру и попытка очистить его.Таков Путь. Книга состоит из двух частей Путь. Рассказы и Путь. Стихотворения.В данной части представлены стихотворения.Книга с рассказами публикуется отдельно.

Between romance and fantasy, grief and melancholy, between pain, anger, and revenge - delving into the many facets and scenarios of love, a young woman shares her experiences and contemplations of this ever-inspiring emotion. In her poems, love is intertwined with sincerity and innocence, passion and mystery, betrayal and sorrow. It reaches the peaks of lust and sin, before it ends as simply as it began.What does true love feel like? Is everyone capable of it? Can we love again after being hurt? - These are but a few of the questions entertaining the author's mind as she's trying to demystify something we all want to know.She writes to and for all the lonely souls, dreamers, and lovers. She offers words of comfort and encouragement, she tickles the senses, and invites reflection - all in order to celebrate and inspire the feeling. In the end, love does make our lives a pinch better. The purpose of this collection is to try to do the same.

How far would you go to keep your loved ones safe in a world that despises them? How many times would you run, screaming, into your own guilt to keep them from having to do so? But how many times could you, before you lost yourself to the monster you were pretending to be? If you are still capable of telling good from evil, please, please go far, far away, and never come back.The more desperately I try to swim back up to sanity, the more I can feel myself sinking, a never-ending, hopeless battle for something I don't even think I want. What's the point? It would all be so much easier, if I was truly mad.Just promise me, when I lose this fight and drown, you'll stay away. Maeve Hays, a half-blood woman who had somehow managed to live a happy life for just a moment, is forced to put an end to the blissful peace she shared with her husband, to turn him against the world that persecutes her people.In the city of New Sacares, the half-blood population live in fear of humanity's persecution, and only one woman defiling her soul with evil deeds could give them a chance at the happiness she had once known. But, what if playing a monster could turn her into the real thing?A heart-rending noir-crime thriller about knowingly and willingly committing evil in the name of the greater good, and suffering dearly for it.

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