| Just a couple of seconds to understand what I need to tell you all.
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| Scraping through the bottom of the convolutions, I wandered with a lantern in the dark into the farthest compartment
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| my memory. |
| Where all the rubbish was stored, where it flowed smoothly, as if into dirty
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| closet.
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| These dilapidated ghosts of the past are more irrelevant than the headlines of Soviet newspapers.
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| I press reset. |
| I just take it and press reset.
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| Exposing cuts on the ego and dislocations of the psyche, pulling off the rotten tarpaulin
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| scabs of oblivion. |
| Again I stare until the pain in my eyes in the infinity of the pharynx,
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| where are the faces of forgotten friends that are alien like aliens from dimension Z.
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| Again, fifteen fell on my shoulders with a shabby knapsack.
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| These cramped classes reeking of boredom, where you have to fight first,
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| to make friends later. |
| (This is where filtering happens)
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| The bitterness of the first puff behind the school in the alleys overgrown with acacia -
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| Demonstrative actions of disregard for boring prohibitions
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| From ancestors and teachers. |
| To the exact sciences, I somehow without trembling ...
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| They only make you fidget in your chair like a Bender combinator.
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| Under the desk "The Chronicles of Ember" and the adventures of the gamer Ender |
| Instead of worn textbooks. |
| My hatred for them was too persistent.
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| We, the children of post-perestroika, played football in the wasteland in front of the construction site.
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| From domestic problems, leaving for courtyards where no one feels sorry for anyone.
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| Big brothers are in hot spots. |
| On TV - politicians in burning hats.
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| So what to remember here about childhood? |
| This is it - the corridor-access.
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| It’s not that we are especially proud, but somehow we don’t particularly disdain ...
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| Are you afraid to regret later that opening this door will be too painful?
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| It's like that ad for Gillette - "You can hardly feel the blade."
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| There are hundreds of thousands of rooms in my head and drafts and shadows walk through them.
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| My memories are a gloomy pool where the fireflies of visions flicker in the darkness.
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| Somewhere out there I hide what I fear most in the world.
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| Age does not mean anything here, because inside we are still just children.
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| Born at the turn of two millennia.
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| Living at the turn of two millennia.
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| Those who died at the turn of two millennia.
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| Resurrected at the turn of two millennia.
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| Life has not become nectar for us so that there is enough metal in the character. |
| Born at the turn of the century, we suspected that fate would hardly last us
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| present.
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| Leaky memory. |
| Cramping at night helped to blow up the capillaries,
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| But more often, here we cunningly propped up our knowledge with the crutches of cribs.
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| This time emerges from the depths of my memory, two steps to the old courtyard.
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| We were taught to swim there, not swim. |
| Closing my eyes, I return back,
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| Boomerang, to where the hardening began. |
| There was no right to weakness
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| After all, we are the last piles. |
| So it behooves us to be stronger than superhard alloys.
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| I am one of those who was always with people, but was alone everywhere.
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| I remember how difficult it was for me to find here the one to whom I am congenial
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| And so many people passed by with whom I did not go along the way.
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| There are so many forgotten pages in the book of memory where they are stored
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| Blurred images of those with whom the amazing line of the road did not intertwine.
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| Threads are torn - I can't describe it, I can't pick up an epithet.
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| I didn't want to see half of what I saw.
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| I didn't see half of what I wanted to see.
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| We put our wings in chains. |
| Then the chains replaced our wings. |
| In my drafty house, the windows to the past are covered with historical dust.
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| There are hundreds of thousands of rooms in my head and drafts and shadows walk through them.
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| My memories are a gloomy pool where the fireflies of visions flicker in the darkness.
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| Somewhere out there I hide what I fear most in the world.
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| Age does not mean anything here, because inside we are still just children.
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| Born at the turn of two millennia.
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| Living at the turn of two millennia.
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| Those who died at the turn of two millennia.
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| Resurrected at the turn of two millennia. |