PAVEL PLAMENEV - ONCE UPON A TIME

PAVEL PLAMENEV - ONCE UPON A TIME


1.
Once upon a time, in the ancient wilderness
Among the bright stars and the quiet of the evening
It was a man and he built the dreams
He imagined himself among the stars
And he said quietly:

And maybe the wind is stronger than me
And the stars hold the wisdom of centuries
Maybe the blood is colder than flame
Tranquility of ice reigns on the planet.

But!

I see like the mountains will fall on the plains.
Under weight of manual labor force
And where was hot heat, the ice floe will be there
And where was a desert -- the water will flow.
Once and for all, at the whim of the mind.


2.
Stronger clenched the vise of Death:
Humans - just figures of board game -
Fun for the gods, but one, who fought,
That tore off the shackles of Death with anger
And with boldness he said:

And maybe the wind is stronger than me
And the stars hold the wisdom of centuries
Maybe the blood is colder than flame
Tranquility of ice reigns on the planet.

But!


On the faces of the gods reigned confusion
And what happened this time ...
No one could not hide his surprise
As pawn were not fulfill the order.
Among angry people
The gods prostrated themselves



And maybe the wind is stronger than me
And the stars hold the wisdom of centuries
Maybe the blood is colder than flame
Tranquility of ice reigns on the planet.

But!

I can see how the stars are falling hail,
They opened us tangled worlds
Heavenly expanse welcomes by it's glance
Epoch of immortality of our sons
Space gifts.
Men-gods?