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🎶 Se non stappi l’ultima, noi non ce ne andiamo. 🎶

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Posted On: August 28th 2026, 10:00 am

🎶 Se non stappi l’ultima, noi non ce ne andiamo. 🎶

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آنقدر در دنیای خودش تنها مانده بود که
گاهی احساس میکرد تکه‌ ای از ستاره‌ای دور است که راهش
را گم کرده و روی زمینی افتاده که هیچ‌ وقت به آن تعلق نداشته،
اما هنوز دلش هوای سیاره‌اش را داشت.

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