Don'T Begrudge Yourself Poem by Maria Barbara Korynt

it will probably be incoveniently, if you will be willing
to undress for the masses now, when you will leave on head
only a hat, and on the neck scarf, the your face will tell
the everything about the rest. from now, on secret action
of delicate 'new time' too, for the only two hundred (PLN)

or thereabouts, will leave on daily light, with truth and all,
covered temporarily furrows leaving with time, tell us, that
flew both before the nose is flying, and he is flying now other.
what you want to do with the so nicely begun evening?
not important how many candles switched on. by it the

abrasive paperless costs, and what efficacious and effective,
at tearing.Don't begrudge yourself. you are deserving a bit
of facilitation and pleasures.you are lighting the entire life
what you have, with if only was different more brightly.
such the naked truth from you, and the joke of the nature,

more laughing loud in dark corners