Wednesday, March 16, 2011
How To Take Sleep Eze Eze Melts
Wear, lonely, old roses
between snow and cold, and my way is
far.
For the same path
with a sword over his shoulder,
he goes behind me with his cloak
cloudy.
walks and knows
that snow had been trampled, and that there
extinguished the last sunset,
for me out there that night
happens,
freedom I seek. Where
find shelter,
so late.
roses fall into the snow melted.
Tears fall in the snow scarlet. Missing
fatally,
I can not help.
He
unnecessarily trample the roses in the snow.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Song That Starts With Countdown Then Techno Music
Konstantin VANSHENKIN
Russian poet. Born in Moscow on December 17, 1925
"The poetry of Vanshenkin respected not
abstract political symbols, but the nice details,
without which life would not exist "
E. Evtushenko
sleep in the body,
with the pillow in the hands
near the open bed.
The moon shone strong.
radiating whitened his shirt.
He knocked on the door - and she embellished
fear.
1969.
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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Games In Which You Can Get Pregnant
INNOKÉNTI ÁNNENSKY
is Annensky Create to mourn and cry tears outside the mouth to teach outside their own, the silence ...
; N. Gumilev
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. PRINT
One afternoon blues and soft ...
sharp stems and soft tissue of the path, and freshness
early on the velvet carpets,
and early evening dew drops on the hair. Neither
thoughts in your head, no words of silent lips, but the heart
loves everyone, without exception, everyone in the world, and is so sweet
wander into the blue twilight, and night
calls me as a woman, into the embrace.
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.
.
is Annensky Create to mourn and cry tears outside the mouth to teach outside their own, the silence ...
; N. Gumilev
.
One afternoon blues and soft ...
sharp stems and soft tissue of the path, and freshness
early on the velvet carpets,
and early evening dew drops on the hair. Neither
thoughts in your head, no words of silent lips, but the heart
loves everyone, without exception, everyone in the world, and is so sweet
wander into the blue twilight, and night
calls me as a woman, into the embrace.
.
.
.
.
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