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    Caesar
    Caesar
    Caesar
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    Caesar

    By Алексей Павлиенко

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    The first book of unusual and even original novel in verses and philosophical surrealism as the literary jazz. Would be suitable for the American students to whom not all the same who at them teaches. Botanists and got used to read and analyze. To think philosophically. And not just to win computer games. They have developed not only patriotism, but also adoration of idols. Star wars of Loukas ... Captain America ... Supermen. As at physical education classes. And there can be Caesar is their first school teacher. Or physical education teacher. But hardly. Too he is intelligent and soft. So, to respect senior and wise ... And not just...
    ... Poetry and old age. Not really in large quantities and fashionably, but it is unambiguous that an art an object.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherАлексей Павлиенко
    Release dateJun 30, 2017
    ISBN9781370996353
    Caesar
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    Алексей Павлиенко

    Первая книга необычного и даже оригинального романа в стихах и философский сюрреализм как литературный джаз. Подошел бы для Американских студентов которым не все равно кто у них преподает. Ботаников и привыкших читать и анализировать. Философски мыслить. А не только побеждать в компьютерных играх. У них развит не только патриотизм, но и обожание кумиров. Звездные войны Лукаса и Чужие... Альф. Капитан Америка... Суперменство. Как на уроках физкультуры. А может быть Цезарь — это их первый школьный учитель. Или учитель физкультуры. Но вряд ли. Слишком он интеллигентен и мягок. Итак, уважать старших и мудрых... А не только себя... ... Поэзия и старость. Не очень массово и модно, но однозначно что арт объект.

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      Caesar - Алексей Павлиенко

      CAESAR

      Slogan - Wisdom old age Nirvana. Kindness and jazz. The poet of metaphysics number one in the world.

      The first book of unusual and even original novel in verses and philosophical surrealism as the literary jazz. Would be suitable for the American students to whom not all the same who at them teaches. Botanists and got used to read and analyze. To think philosophically. And not just to win computer games. They have developed not only patriotism, but also adoration of idols. Star wars of Loukas … Captain America … Supermen. As at physical education classes. And there can be Caesar is their first school teacher. Or physical education teacher. But hardly. Too he is intelligent and soft. So, to respect senior and wise … And not just...

      … Poetry and old age. Not really in large quantities and fashionably, but it is unambiguous that an art an object.

      Первая книга необычного и даже оригинального романа в стихах и философский сюрреализм как литературный джаз. Подошел бы для Американских студентов которым не все равно кто у них преподает. Ботаников и привыкших читать и анализировать. Философски мыслить. А не только побеждать в компьютерных играх. У них развит не только патриотизм, но и

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