Monday, April 16, 2012

Tell us, birds





Tell us, birds: what attract you in the heights,
you are so boldly raised above me;
maybe it is so easy to fly
because you don't aspire to success,
grievance of last years doesn't hurt you,
these winged years, wonderful years?



Come on, birds, fly, fly,
through midnight, and the sun at its zenith.
Verse per verse around the world
distribute this song to people,

and the mushroom rains' silver threads.
Verse per verse around the world
distribute this song to people,
and the mushroom rains' silver threads.


Tell us, birds, now it's right time
that our planet - a fragile glass.
Neat birch, the rivers and fields -
from above they are softer than crystal,
shell we really hear from all sides
crystal bells, ringing a farewell?



Come on, birds, fly, fly,
through midnight, and the sun at its zenith.
Verse per verse around the world
distribute this song to people,
and the mushroom rains' silver threads.
Verse per verse around the world
distribute this song to people,
and the mushroom rains' silver threads.

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