| In the belly of Douglas wandered between the clouds at night
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| And looked at the stars
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| And in my pocket is a lost key
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| Everything rang out of work,
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| And grapes jumped over me on the net,
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| Acrobat from longing;
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| My native Leningrad was far from me,
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| And the sands are getting closer.
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| The wing flickered like silverless steel,
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| Approaching the moon
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| And the chuchmek in the hat vomited and flowed
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| It's under my feet.
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| My brain in oblivion was beating with an ice floe in a glass:
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| Over one sixth
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| He screwed his halos into the sky with a roar
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| Two-headed saint.
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| I fled from fate, from under low skies,
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| From flattened days
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| From the apartments where I died and where I resurrected
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| From other people's sheets;
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| From those who squeezed the mind with a terry crown
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| Revelations, from the hands,
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| I fell to whom and fell face down
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| Of which to the south.
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| The happiness of this earth, which is really round,
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| What the pupil does not take
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| From the corner where driven, the freedom of the corner,
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| But also vice versa;
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| What's in the cat's bag near space cunningly
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| Gnawing a hole
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| To dry the silver of European tears
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| On the Asian wind.
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| What in the world - or rather, on a huge velmy,
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| On one of the six
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| What else can I do but not slam doors
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| Yes, shake the keys!
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| For it is really more honest than to share our nobody's
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| Round world for two
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| Change all the joylessness of days and nights
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| On their unaddressed.
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| Blow into my stones not for conscience and fear,
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| But for conscience and shame.
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| Will I choke in the sands, will I break in the mountains
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| Or God will spare
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| Everything is one, like a petit who has gone astray
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| Mortal memory for:
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| Megalopolis will honor the citizen's clouds,
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| The renegade is the Earth.
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| But, you will hear when you do not find me In the daytime by the light of fire,
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| How propellers rumble at the start in Bykovo:
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| This is remember me
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| Mirrors of all radars, searchlights, face
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| My keeping inside;
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| And the extra-temple choir - from the speaker a cry
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| Blast copper: look!
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| There is a man flying! |
| Don't be sad! |
| Smile!
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| He's staring down
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| And squeezes a bunch of grapes in his hand,
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| Like the god Dionysus. |