Lo que me excita

The strongest people are those who have found themselves. Killed and resurrected countless times by their internal struggle, they exude simplicity while remaining a complex mechanism that is too tough. Their sincerity resembles nakedness and defenselessness, but it is worth touching their souls and you will feel all the power protective armor with a taste of steel on his lips. Their word, like a bullet flying right at the target, pierces your head, changing your thinking in a split second and putting into it something new, unknown to you before. Their silence is deafening. Their smile is disarming. There are no borders in them, but you will keenly feel yours, as soon as you try to enter territory unknown to you. They are everywhere and everywhere, but by themselves. They see right through you because they see themselves. They know how you feel and how much you need to the last drop. And if you are very lucky, you will meet them on your way. It will be sweet and painful at the same time. Will break as for the next dose. It will destroy and bring you together. This is a good sign that you are growing. Even if you are blown apart like after falling from a high-rise, they will always give you a hand and show you something you haven't seen before. The main thing is not to pass by. By such people. You recognize them by their simplicity. By a look that will disarm you and bind stronger than any chains. A. Hoffman

Lo que no me excita

I do not like assertive and arrogant, Thinking that the world is open to them. But I also do not tolerate very miserable, Thus, the path to me is completely closed. I'm afraid of rudeness and ignorance, And it will push away an unimportant appearance. When their socks, sorry, are not fresh, When a man does not take care of himself. I drive the illiterate right in the neck, You can't build common themes with fools. I am not shy from false promises, And don't expect anything in return. I despise the vulgar and do not believe That love will speak in their soul. I don’t get tired of big muscles at all, My body is not flattered by attractiveness. In a man I prefer wisdom, strength, The character is firm, the breadth of the soul. With such it is not scary to rush into the abyss, He will protect and hide from the storm.