Poems
11.03.2010 / 15.47 pm
 
by Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Blok
Rating: 5.00
Votes: 2
We waited commonly for sleep or even death.
The instances were wearisome as ages.
But suddenly the wind's refreshing breath
Touched through the window the Holy Bible's pages:

An old man goes there - who's now all white-haired -
With rapid steps and merry eyes, alone,
He smiles to us, and often calls with hand,
And leaves us with a gait, that is well-known.

And suddenly we all, who watched the old man's track,
Well recognized just him who now lay before us,
And turning in a sudden rapture back,
Beheld a corpse with eyes forever closed ...

And it was good for us the soul's way to trace,
And, in the leaving one, to find the glee it's forming.
The time had come. Recall and love in grace,
And celebrate another house-warming!


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Servus -- Reginae

Don't call. Without any summons
I'll reach the shrine.
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He, Who Was Born

He, who was born in stagnant year
Does not remember own way.
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A Girl Sang A Song

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In The Metropolitan Museum

Inside the tiny Pantheon
We stood together silently,
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Song In March

NOW are the winds about us in their glee,
Tossing the slender tree;
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Deliciae Sapientiae De Amore

Love, light for me
Thy ruddiest blazing torch,
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One White Tree

Tall ships and tall kings
Three times three.
Rating: 3.67
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The Death Of Sir James, Lord Of Douglas

"Men may weill wyt, thouch nane thaim tell,
How angry for sorow, and how fell,
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