A TREATMENT ON FOOLS
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I crumple my hand to the pain in my fists,
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I want to write about fools.
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Lived, lived, harassed like,
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Pure and unafraid fool.
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Fool's miserable life -
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Describe the smart ones, at least sign up.
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Fools - no, no! |
- try to touch
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Fools, they have reservations.
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I remember, old fools will clash
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And they scratch their tongues from the podium.
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They spit without hesitation from a leaf -
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It's nice to look at a fool.
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And then they hit the claps -
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Fools were very respected, -
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They clap their hands right up to the bruise -
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The fool was in the corn!
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And who wants not according to the sheet -
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The Chief will report to the Fool.
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"Find out immediately who it is!" |
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And they will let the half-fools in.
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Hook, so as not to get off the hook,
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A small fool will be launched -
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These were small tricks, -
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A gift that was considered - fools.
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Found out: this is the same fruit
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A frock coat is dressed in a stylish,
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Without the "textileshweitorg" label,
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Which, of course, hurts the fool.
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And immediately a big stupid chorus:
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“We will fight back against the scoundrel!
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Ban overseas trousers,
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Since fools don’t wear it!”
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And the assembly, rolling its eyes,
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Everyone - stand up, with both hands - for!
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- Yes, it's time to beat their heels,
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Everyone - in belts, and - march on Solovki!
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Yes, to give kicks on the road -
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Fools will be remembered longer -
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And keep until the call,
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To become like a fool!
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In general, they became numerically strong
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And the fools lived hard.
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Even every old and young became
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Make scientific contributions in your own way.
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And countless labors went
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On the healing properties of quinoa,
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And pull the cow by the nipples
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Fools became three times more likely.
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But three times more milk
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It did not flow to the soul of a fool.
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And then he drank in great anguish
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Alcohol is a fool on a fool.
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And their life went lame-chrome,
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And grief from the mind came to them,
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And their smart scientist is all
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He clicked: “Brothers, this is a disease!
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Like AIDS or tripak -
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Collective fool virus!
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And if so, our affairs are bad,
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Run away, brothers-fools!"
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And rabble and turmoil went among them,
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The fools dragged their Talmud,
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And they were looking for where is that line
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Find out how to treat a fool?
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But in their Talmudic work
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There is no mention of "cure" anywhere.
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In it about "Happiness for ever and ever
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For happy equal fools."
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And at the end, a handwritten note:
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“You have to believe. |
If fools.
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1985 |