Edge
People live on the edge of the earth, trying to make money by poaching. Children do not notice the humility of their parents and the chaos surrounding them. Chaos is not so much in the world around us as in the people themselves. Time has stopped, the days repeat each other, and the children gradually become like their fathers.
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People live on the edge of the earth, trying to make money by poaching. Children do not notice the humility of their parents and the chaos surrounding them. Chaos is not so much in the world around us as in the people themselves. Time has stopped, the days repeat each other, and the children gradually become like their fathers.
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