| We met at the store, got in line,
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| The patron saints are waiting for the holidays.
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| She has two sons, he has two daughters,
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| Yes, the Lord did not send common children.
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| They smiled, turned pale, cheered.
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| - How are you? |
| - Yes, everything is normal. |
| What happened to you?
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| Got fat, turned gray, brittle nails,
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| And in the eyes everything is the same: bitterness and love.
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| The noise of the crowd is a frozen echo, time has stood still -
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| No, rather, turned back time.
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| ... He went to practice, she has exams,
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| And that night in which I did not want to sleep.
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| And magpies-saleswomen behind the counters
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| They cracked - well, they are not interested!
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| He wanted to go get drunk, she would like something sweet,
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| Yes, it’s like the legs have grown to the floor.
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| And how cool in "Sleeping Beauty"
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| A feather flew across the paper.
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| Only in life they are not often found
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| These fairy tales of Charles Perrault.
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| And throwing half-smoked horror into the bag,
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| He suddenly realized that he had a little bit left to live,
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| And that, in general, nothing to do with a wife with girls,
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| You just didn't go to the doctor, you fool.
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| And at the checkout, his leatherette wallet
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| Breaking nervously, she thought:
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| That she called her husband a beast,
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| Exclusively her own fault.
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| And how cool in "Sleeping Beauty"
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| A feather flew across the paper.
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| Only in life they are not often found
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| These fairy tales of Charles Perrault. |