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******** By Sara Margaryan If your smile disappears one day I will lose the sense of direction And will switch off the sun I will stumble on the smoothest of the ways And will not wish to taste the sweetest of the honeys My steps will resemble the ones of a wounded beast My eyes will see the darkest pots in the purest creatures I will start passing out gradually Please, smile forever. -- Sara Margaryan was born in Yerevan, Armenia and is currently studying in Austria. She has written poetry since childhood and has been published several times. She writes mainly in Russian, but also in Armenian and English. Sara graduated from the Yerevan State Linguistic University in 1999. She has been published in Armenia and Russia, and has participated in the contest of poets - translators in Armenia, where she won third prize. She has authored one book of poetry in Russian language, and presently working at the second one to be published in 2003.