Bard Doesn'T Have Poem by Bulat Okudzhava

Bard Doesn'T Have



Bard doesn't have to his art competition:
On a street or in fate - it is safe.
And when he sends to world his petition,
He deplores not you - but himself.

Stretching his fragile arms to the heaven,
Slow killing himself all life through,
He implores to be just forgiven:
Asks about himself, but not - you.

But when he does approach the limit,
And his soul flows out to night…
Field is crossed, and the all work is finished -
Only why and for whom - you decide.

Whether there's a sore bowl or honey,
Or a temple, or a hell fire's hue…
All that was yore his - is your now.
All's for you - dedicated to you.

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