| I don't know how to find my way out of this bathroom.
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| It was raining from the shower, I was very cold.
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| And someone turned off the light here, unscrewed all the lamps.
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| And I decided to stay warm with my hip-hop.
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| And if it was not a dream and I got myself together.
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| I plunged into the water, surrounded by thoughts.
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| A dangerous garden has grown in my head.
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| And I was afraid that I would crawl out and dry up.
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| Once upon a time, everything was in the laws, I leaned towards the consolidated ones.
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| On incomprehensible sound checks, uninhabited huts.
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| The people seemed kind, the problems too difficult.
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| I left to write texts through the smell of hemp.
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| My feet were freezing at stops. |
| Next to them are birds.
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| And everyone understood this: if you want to warm up, move.
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| It was somewhere in the past where the memory remained
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| Trolleybuses are going to the depot. |
| Postmen are spamming
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| Drawing with fingers on glasses, looking for a way to survive
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| Hands cling to everything so as not to fall lower,
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| But why are you ruining everything yourself? |
| Snow is falling on the roofs
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| I touch my heart and scream to hear my pulse
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| Where are you. |
| Who are you. |
| Rides a Honda of two colors,
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| Moving between districts from sw to the center
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| I live here with myself, blowing smoke from bridges
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| I built albums on the ruins of the lexicon
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| And measured the room, perhaps, how much will fit into you here
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| I'm so sick of living, looking at everything with caution
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| I don't hide my eyes anymore. |
| What the hell are you asking for a passport?
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| Full bath of my words, where the flow of thoughts into porridge
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| Dreams fly under the ceiling to the sound of vomiting and coughing
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| Among hospitals and garbage, dispensaries with pale
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| He came, knocked on my door, then said goodbye to my veins
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| It was somewhere in the past.
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| Now, perhaps, I am starting to remember more often who is not here
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| Not good and not bad news
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| It was somewhere in the past. |
| Now perhaps
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| I begin to remember more often who is not here
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| Not good and not bad news
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| And I can only say that I am a difficult case
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| And for me my handcuffs are stars and clouds
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| Floating past phrases that life teaches us nothing
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| If teachers knew how many pens I wrote off
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| The sky darkens. |
| Red horizon in the shade of blood
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| And save all the boys to get used to gray robes
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| We walk through the snow, which has fallen, as if in fashion
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| Eleven missed. |
| Snow turned into water
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| We hide pain inside prayer. |
| The body was soaked.
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| First you look - an angel, then you look - a demon
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| And only the sky in the blue eyes of the ribbon poet
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| Phone calls: "son, at least you become someone"
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| We hide pain inside prayer. |
| soaked body
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| First you look - an angel, then you look - a demon
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| And only the sky in the blue eyes of the ribbon poet
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| Phone calls: "son, at least you become someone." |