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	By Sara Margaryan

	you waste yourself
	on words
	and become a long sentence
	for the deaf
	a crooked reproach
	for the blind
	an absolute nonsense
	for the insane

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	By Sara Margaryan

	If you feel somebody
	inside yourself
	gnawing your intestines
	and biting a piece of your heart
	do not become a victim
	of false suppositions of pregnancy
	it may once devour you
	and live your life instead

	If you feel the pain
	being the cause of your nightmares
	change the tape of the consciousness
	uncover your soul
	get hold of the beast inside you
	and look into its eyes:
	if you see emptiness there -
	do away with it
	and if you see your own reflection
	thenthen I `m not your advisor.


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	By Sara Margaryan

	Write something about life -
	You will ask me one day.
	It will probably be one of the quiet evenings
	When the nature dives into the sunrays
	And present itself to its utmost -
	Then you are mostly inclined
	To philosophical talks.

	I will not answer to your request
	Because I always write about life,
	Regardless of the form
	In which I present my writings:
	Not necessarily poetry but lines
	Without beginning or end.

	You will nevertheless ask me
	To write about life - maybe something new,
	That has not been written yet,
	But of course whatever one writes
	Is newat least for him.

	You never knew what I expected from life,
	And I will never betray myself -
	Neither in dreams or under my pen
	One will see or hear
	Words of confession
	Who said once,
	That art and life
	Cannot coexist?


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Sara Margaryan was born in Yerevan, Armenia. She has graduated from
Yerevan State Linguistic University and the European Peace University,
Stadtschlaining, Austria. At present she studies for a Master program
of Asian Studies, Lund, Sweden, specializing in modern Japan. Sara has
been writing poetry since childhood and published a book in 1999.
She writes mainly in Russian, but also in Armenian and English.