Ivan Tsarevich chopped the snake, awakened the princess from sleep,
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Meanwhile, the national idea remained unclear.
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He burned rags of toad skin in the oven, stealing them while his wife slept.
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The action worked, but it also did not bring much clarity.
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And the problems were added to the same - the effect was not at all what was expected:
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The situation in the house became worse and a classic scandal arose.
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Ivan broke a hole in the fence and went to exploits with a sword.
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I cut all the oaks near Lukomorye, and found a chest on one, moreover.
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Ivan broke the chest into pieces - not even with a sword, but with his head.
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I thought there would be happiness in the chest, but there was a hare - as if alive.
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And Ivan said, they say, this joke is not funny, like spitting in the face.
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He cut the hare, and in the hare there was a duck. |
I broke the duck - and there is an egg.
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And already anticipating victory, Ivan took a minute's smoke break.
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And he broke an egg - like grandfathers beat the golden eggs of personal chickens.
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And in lumps of shell and mucus, slowly flowing down the trunk,
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Our Ivan Tsarevich, looking closer, found a rusty needle.
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And the reflex, honed over the centuries, again in this case does not sleep:
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Bang! |
He broke the needle with both hands, earning hepatitis and AIDS. |
And he killed the Immortal Koshchei, and burned Koshchei's palace to the ground.
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And the national idea is just as incomprehensible as it was.
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And he returned home - everything is the same there: garbage, dirt, a broken fence,
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The smell of burnt frog skin and a mute reproach in the eyes of his wife.
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He spat on the floor, kicked the door open and left to act like a hero in the night.
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He butted heads with Baba Yaga - burned her on a shovel in the oven.
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He burned the chicken hut to the load, and then, desperate and cruel,
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He shoved a whistle right into the tail of the Nightingale the Robber.
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And then Ivan cried out with anguish: “Lord, well, Lord, well?
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Why would we break something else so that it becomes good all at once?"
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Where is this thing? |
Who am I? |
Where I am? |
And soon the fairy tale will end!
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Here the national idea began to clear up at last.
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Even the Lord himself spread his hand, proudly circling his native land:
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“You think right! |
There is a thing in Russia, break it - and there will be paradise!
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In general, the goal, task and work - both in everyday life, and in fairy tales, and in cinema
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- It's to take and break something. |
But what is not given to us to understand.
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What would we break like that? |
But we break - and it is clear: in vain.
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They burned down the manor houses. |
They killed the faith and the king. |
Kulak, Socialist-Revolutionary and Cadet, Nepman, then Bolshevik.
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If someone is not broken somewhere, then the hand has not yet reached.
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All broken, it seems clean. |
Has happiness come? |
Here is x * r!
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Okay, broke the communists. |
They broke the whole USSR.
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If in the years of the previous stagnation we demolished temples from squares,
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Now, having poured holy water, they broke the statues of the leaders.
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Then the Democrats were broken, and the vertical was strengthened again.
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Whatever you break is all loss. |
Whatever you break, it will be a pity.
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We fight, we fight, we put our soul into it, we sincerely break like no one else!
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Only every time we destroy something, everything will turn out to be wrong again!
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We are waiting for culture to rise, factories, cinema,
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And the toad skin that we burned a long time ago will return to the museum.
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Corruption and traffic jams will disappear, medicine will rise to its full height...
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But no one hears the timid voice, and the answer is unusually simple:
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So that Ivan Tsarevich emerges as a prince and gets rid of troubles at once,
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You need to break the main principle: the principle of breaking everything that the eye sees. |