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    A blind child cries out in sorrow after gaining its sight and seeing dreams of unknown spirits. A magician with a false laugh arrives as snakes fill the earth and bloodsuckers attach to the narrator's body. The narrator searches for a genuine love and hopes to send a message worthy of the recipient's soul. They question if hate will become the norm and humanity just a word for a few, as the suffering crowd has a knife between its teeth watched by greedy friends and servants who kill love. The narrator carries the last love drop of the world and keeps it for the recipient.

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    " The last drop", a poem by the Cypriot author and poet Kyriakos D. Papadopoulos

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    A blind child cries out in sorrow after gaining its sight and seeing dreams of unknown spirits. A magician with a false laugh arrives as snakes fill the earth and bloodsuckers attach to the narrator's body. The narrator searches for a genuine love and hopes to send a message worthy of the recipient's soul. They question if hate will become the norm and humanity just a word for a few, as the suffering crowd has a knife between its teeth watched by greedy friends and servants who kill love. The narrator carries the last love drop of the world and keeps it for the recipient.

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    The Last Drop PDF

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    Kyriakos D. Papadopoulos
    A blind child cries out in sorrow after gaining its sight and seeing dreams of unknown spirits. A magician with a false laugh arrives as snakes fill the earth and bloodsuckers attach to the narrator's body. The narrator searches for a genuine love and hopes to send a message worthy of the recipient's soul. They question if hate will become the norm and humanity just a word for a few, as the suffering crowd has a knife between its teeth watched by greedy friends and servants who kill love. The narrator carries the last love drop of the world and keeps it for the recipient.

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    the last drop

    Kyriakos D. Papadopoulos

    Nothing is more genuine than a simple talk.


    A blind child who desires some bread, having dreams full of unknown sprights, after founding its eyesight, in sorrow it cried. The magician came into the scene, having a false laughter on his face, the Earth was filled up by the snakes, and the blood sackers stuck on my body. There is a demand of a luminous ray of hope, for a genuine love intensively I search, for sending you a message, worthy of your soul. Will the hate become an arrangement and the humanity a word for a chosen few? The crowd stays in agony, having a knife between its teeth. The sordid friends and the servants of the Wealth are watching up with wild glance, they kill the love. The last love-drop of the whole world is carried by me. I keep it for you.

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