Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Homeward

I am in the passage of the farm house
And our house
 I am eighteen
And you have gone
There were roses for you
But you are in a hotel room
I go to a foreign country
To the Kremlin, to the trains of Tolstoy
Others want to go home
I am too scared
 The state that never belonged to me
But how do I see you again
I break away, the tears come
In the land of the Bolshevik Revolution
Trying to call home, it is me in this room
No one
Back in the ward
I do not want
To go home
Let me stay in the land of cold ice war
I don’t want to wear this bravery anymore.

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