BALLAD ABOUT LOVE
- When, after all, the great deluge was over,
- The seas came back within their coastal lines,
- Out of the foam of the receding water
- The love came out qui'tly to the land.
- And, for some time, it faded in the air,
- And lasted for a forty forties span.
- And some eccentrics that still do exist
- Inhale with their full lungs that crazy mix
- Expecting neither scolding nor rewarding
- And thinking they are free to breath it in
- They realize one day that they fit in
- Somebody else's intermittent breathing.
- But remember: feeling like a boat
- Is afloat until you realize:
- That the words I love mean simply that
- I can breath and I am still alive.
- There will be plenty of despair and roaming.
- The land of love is the most noble land.
- The knights of love will have to go through testing
- With ever higher standards and demands.
- They will be separated by a distance,
- Devoid of leisure, sleep without rest.
- But nothing in the world can turn them back.
- Those madmen do agree to pay it back
- With any price, their lives won't be excepted
- In order to preserve and to protect
- Some indiscernible and magic thread
- Which is by love between them now extended.
- Wind and snow swept them off their feet,
- Made them drunk and raised them from the dead
- 'Cause remember you have neither lived,
- Nor have breathed, if you have never loved.
- And most of them have choked with love forever.
- They can't be reached no matter what you do.
- They are accounted by idle talk and rumor,
- And that account is kneaded on the blood.
- But we will light up candles in the memory
- Of those who died from the unknown love.
- Their souls will always roam the blossomed rink,
- And their voices then will blend in rhythm.
- They will inhale eternity together.
- And somewhere on a fragile river cross,
- On narrow bridges of the universe
- With a deep breath, they will then meet each other.
- I will open fields for those who love!
- Let them sing awake and in their rest.
- I do breathe and that means I'm in love.
- I'm in love and that means I exist.
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- The hanging fir paws are trembled by wind,
- While chirping of birds is quite anxious.
- You live in a wild and so spellbound weald
- From which an escape is so hopeless...
- Let the bird-cherry tree dry to death in the blast.
- Let the lilac leaves fall off like raindrops.
- I am still gonna take you away from this place
- To the palace with sounds of reed-pipes!
- Your world by the wizards for ten hundred years
- Is hidden from me and from sun rays.
- Thus you still believe that there's nothing so dear
- And beautiful as this blear forest.
- Let the moon be at odds with the overcast sky.
- Let the leaves have no dew in the morning.
- I am still gonna take you away from this site
- To the tower facing the briny!
- Which day of the week, what a glorious hour
- You'll come to me out of your hiding,
- And I'll carry you far away in my arms
- Where nobody will ever find you.
- I will steal you away if it pleases your heart!
- Didn't I squander in vain all those past years?
- Look, I promise you heaven within our hut,
- Should there be no tower or palace.
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THE FASTIDIOUS HORSES
- By the cliff, along the precipice, right over deadly
ground,
- With the rod, I strike my horses, strike them more to
urge them forward.
- There is no air to breath -- I gulp the haze -- I drink
the rough wind.
- With a fatal rapture, sensing: I am ruined, I am ruined!
- Slow down a bit my horses, slow down, please!
- Don't you listen to that stinging thong!
- But what the horses I run into, so fastidious!
- Neither lived I so long, nor I'll finish the song...
- I'll let horses to drink, I'll complete this refrain,
- Just a little bit more I will stay on the brink...
- I'll be gone -- swept off a palm -- like a fluff, by
a heavy twister.
- In a sledge -- I will be dragged -- galloping in a snowy
morning.
- Can't you switch from gallop race -- to unhurried pace,
my horses.
- Do prolong -- at least somewhat -- to the last refuge
-- my final journey.
- Slow down a bit my horses, slow down, please!
- Don't take orders from my whip and thong!
- But what the horses I run into, so fastidious!
- Neither lived I so long, nor I'll finish the song...
- I'll let horses to drink, I'll complete this refrain,
- Just a little bit more I will stay on the brink...
- We're on time -- to visit God -- there is no such thing
as lateness.
- So why the angels, over there sing with those malicious
voices?
- Or perhaps it's just a bell -- which is choked with sob
and wail as --
- I beg to slow down the sledge -- I shout at my crazy
horses.
- Slow down a bit my horses, slow down, please!
- I am begging you, don't rush along!
- But what the horses I run into, so fastidious!
- Since I havent lived long, let me finish the song...
- I'll let horses to drink, I'll complete this refrain,
- Just a little bit more I will stay on the brink...
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