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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!?

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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.