Once upon a time the old man opened his grandson a vital truth:
— In every person there is a struggle, very similar to the struggle between two wolves. One wolf is evil: envy, jealousy, sorrow, selfishness, ambition, lies. The other wolf is good: peace, love, hope, truth, kindness and loyalty.
Grandson, touched to the core words of his grandfather, pondered, then asked:
— A wolf at the end wins?
The old man smiled and said:
— Always wins the wolf that you feed.

Let's just smile,
Smiles to give out to random people.
What would not a penny, not a quarter,
And just like that they we will smile!


And will all, of course, brighter
From Sunny and sincere smiles,
And maybe even a little warmer...
And the sun will draw a shoal of fish
On warm, in the mesh cracks from the wall,
And on the floor, and on the grass and even...
Maybe someone will smile at me,
I will smile too, and the wind connects
Invisible thread, the soul
Pieces of the sun on the big roads...
Love, cry, breathe or not breathe,
But smile, you hear me? For God's Sake!!!