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Published by Anna Polibina-Polansky
Mar 27, 2020
Our epoch lasts until we create films and festivities. It is not going to be up copied, repeated or reminded. 515 of my films (including shortcuts and arthouse) are finished...

The English Rendition Out Of Maria Petrovych

By Maria Petrovych

The English Poetic Translation by Anna Polibina-Polansky

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Oh rhymes, oh the rhythmics, ou come up - wherefrom?

The buzzing of bumble-bees cannot be wrong.

I speak, like all dizzy and tipsy, of things.

The vain life, the sore life - oh what does it bring?

I'm sick of it. Moralties simple, are right.

I meant to speak of other things, all at sight.

The path goes on, like a numbing alert.

Oh, I am all ears; my soul is hurt.

So you recollect minor things, in advance.

Your memory cannot get cured, with a glance.

So live the day, out and through; on do prance.

1968/tr. 2020