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Keserves napjaim lesznek...
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Kurvára utálom, hogy ilyen szánalmas vagyok.
Miért van az,hogy amíg veled voltam gyorsan telt az idő de most így nélküled keservesen lassan?
@rather-leave-me-alone
Nincs annál folytogatobb érzés, mikor valakinek segíteni szeretnél.. De nem tudsz.
Így végig nézed azt, ahogyan gyötrődik, egymagában, végeláthatatlanul.
Este
Fekszem az ágyamban arcom az ablak felé fordítva,beszűrődik a fény,rávilágít könny áztatta arcomra.A fülemben keserű szövegű zene,lelkemben keserű érzések.Hogyan jutottam ide!?
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Varjúkárogás
Olyan mintha csak a lelkemet hallanám kiáltozni segítségért, keserves és durva.
We reached the finale of the Choral Music series (2nd Edition!), here at Musica in Extenso! Every time when we need to close a week, we realize that a week is very short to present different subjects. Anyway, it was a great pleasure to talk about choral music and to show you some really interesting pieces connected to sweet memories, also from my student years. As for my final post, I chose Zoltán Kodály, hungarian composer, to finish this week in the right mood.
Today on Musica in Extenso:
Zoltán Kodály
Transylvanian Lament - Székely keserves
Debrecen Kodály Choir, conductor: Péter Erdei
Thank you for joining us this week! Have a beautiful weekend! - Editor-in-Chief
Iskolában töltött keserves napok.
