| How to tear out the teeth of the bars from the walls | 
| When the rust is streaked with brick and mortar | 
| How with rotting rubble to bury the old world | 
| When there is nothing new to bet on | 
| What to sing about in the yard today | 
| Lichens of collapsed walls | 
| Where even a scrap of heaven yawns | 
| At the sight of these fatal wounds | 
| Ref. | 
| In the concave cobblestones it only shines | 
| Eternal bottomless puddle | 
| And you can see graves, graves, graves in it | 
| Under the veil of our days | 
| History has turned into a silt wall | 
| In which your eyes and hands get stuck | 
| An old man in black, a tearful choir in front of the chapel | 
| Soaked plaster like a sponge will inevitably absorb | 
| The eternal light still glows | 
| It warms up in it, in a jar a flower | 
| And behind the closed gate, space | 
| Dead end in the big world | 
| Ref. | 
| In the concave cobblestones it only shines | 
| Eternal bottomless puddle | 
| And you can see graves, graves, graves in it | 
| Under the veil of our days | 
| The inscription on the wall lasts longer here, | 
| Than the man who scratched him out of the evening | 
| Half a century of days similar to any day | 
| On the traces of the bullets from the war and those from yesterday | 
| What is left of the great river | 
| Thoughts, smells, voices, colors | 
| There are streaks in the walls of the "R" yard | 
| There are layers of dead larvae in the crevices. | 
| The way from here is only downhill | 
| In the clay embrace, in mold and plush | 
| Between graves, graves, graves, | 
| Which are long gone |