| In St. Petersburg everyone is so gifted, exceptional and thin-skinned
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| That they do not tolerate silence, at meetings of bright youth
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| Here one will slowly approach the piano, and as if casually
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| He will build an unprecedented chord, and the etude, carried away, will give with arpeggio,
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| And the other will tell about the project that caused enthusiasm in Holland
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| Next, the light will be asked to be extinguished, with a massive mole, the poet
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| He will grant everyone the right to be the first to hear these lines
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| Then he decides, having entered the taste, to read it early, he will start cheerfully
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| However, after all, they will interrupt: “What did Lenin consider the most important of the arts? |
| Cinema!"
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| The new pilot of the series will force everyone to watch
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| Reverently opening his laptop, a drunken dandy in a fancy frame
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| There is already a split among those gathered, talents are fighting for the air
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| Someone is pounding the table with his fist, demanding "Ik ... atys kustf of truth"
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| And more and more Jacks, more and more Coca-Cola empty, and this is fraught with
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| I'm not used to pestering without asking, my neighbor with my new line
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| For the creator, there is nothing more absurd than a moment, polite inertia of nods
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| I eschew ambitious packs, a series of mutual praise
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| A single, sharp look is better, only he is ready to point you
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| Only he is ready for a sentence of boredom, incompleteness, laziness |