The flower in the depths of the forest bloomed,
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Gold, fiery, blue,
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On the dome, on the dewy dome,
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In a broken forest hollow.
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In the wilderness, where the mists are white,
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Where woodpeckers and woodpeckers live,
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As always, look for the brave
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A fern flower, a flower of happiness.
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How they wanted to have this flower
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Dark forests deaf robes,
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Ears on poor plots,
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People in dark, smoky houses!
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Everything was normal that night:
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Shadows flew over the lights,
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The heels of the "Yankee" are usually expected,
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The honey hay smelled of honey.
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For a stingy dinner they sat down
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Children are poor at luchina;
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Losing the wreath, she wept
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Gentlemen perverted girl.
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He was swearing drunk in the closet,
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Someone was beaten behind the tavern,
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Someone was lying on his stomach, exhausted,
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And the cab over him cried.
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With colitis salty, empty
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Taking the gold in his hands,
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Her grandfather threw her into the "fire of God",
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That tuberculosis let the grandson.
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The whole country is working on the gorbella,
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She ate potatoes, did not see lard,
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Everyone prayed, everyone suffered,
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And all, as dumb, were silent.
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And did not know the village in the oak groves,
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Gloomy people and fields,
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That the Word has already been found for all,
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What it will thunder over the world,
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What a golden tongue they got
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That night the forest is a dark cloak,
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Rivers full of lazy waves,
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Abandoned, black houses.
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Although the grief became unbearable -
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The neighborhood is still silent.
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The night was full of lights and stars…
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Yanka Kupala was born. |