The poet is not all at home, the poet's family is on vacation.
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He is burdened by languor and does not inspire summer.
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From now on, he only swims breaststroke behind the buoys.
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Sailors don't have mattresses, sailors have hammocks.
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Wa-pa-pa-pa-da-pa-pa-pad, wa-pad-pad-pa-pa,
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Sailors don't have mattresses, sailors have hammocks.
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The sky walks above the poet, the dry land roams under the poet.
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Bliss has finished the poet, the sun fries, thirst dries.
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What to invent such that the heat does not crush the bones?
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Living in poetry is not new, and prose is not new either.
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The poet has no money, they don't give bribes for rhymes.
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He is handsome and not an idler, but his soul goes to his heels.
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Like poetry, like Pompey, whose days are numbered,
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I would love her more if there was no wife.
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The poet has a dry throat, a pain in the back of his head, and his eyebrows draw together.
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The roots dried up at the root, the leaves stuck together in the very crown.
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All oaks from the beginning of the world see off the mind,
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I will create an idol for myself, so as not to sleep alone.
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There is no zeal, no heat, no indefatigable desires,
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It’s not even a pity to throw away the old radio.
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I cut down this heresy, but in my head it sounds itself:
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Bashakov sings about Alice, Komarov about life - shit.
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Without a family, alone in the world, like a sleepwalker in a garden,
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The Floyds on the cassette have faded, the fish on the chest of drawers have died.
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Before there were so many thoughts, but now there is space in the brain,
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And of the rhymes, only Gibraltar and Labrador remained.
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There is nothing to justify idleness, the poet has a strange virus.
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What's the heart - even his liver stopped.
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Now he does not sleep at night, howling at the moon
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And the fourth year meets the thirty-first spring.
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The poet lives, and again at home, summer is left behind,
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Three volumes unfinished, libretto not completed,
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Steamboats chimed, trains whistled.
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Nature has no weather - nature, as always.
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Sailors don't have mattresses, and nature has tra-ta-ta... |