To Alexander Blok
Your lonely apartment by the canal
Carries images of a bygone age
Age before the torment began
And the thugs took over
Your peace, your poetry, your life
(and with you, of your generation).
You rightly said Blok-
'Night, a street, a lamp, a drugstore, a senseless wan light.
Live another quarter of a century- all will be the same.
There is no way out.'
Yet my spirit craves for change
A human family, a planet as home.
Carries images of a bygone age
Age before the torment began
And the thugs took over
Your peace, your poetry, your life
(and with you, of your generation).
You rightly said Blok-
'Night, a street, a lamp, a drugstore, a senseless wan light.
Live another quarter of a century- all will be the same.
There is no way out.'
Yet my spirit craves for change
A human family, a planet as home.
Labels: Blok, Poems in St. Petersburg
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