Two Views On America Poem by Liza Sud

If you look at America through television keyhole,
You may see wars for gender, oil and ambitious fights.
If you look at America with reading eyes of Liza,
You can see there Kindness, Good and the Holy Light.

But the key point of this look that is naive and guileless,
It will, of course, be the same: actions of loving men.
(That's how on the earthly influenced Hegelianism,
Heaven's in this world also - this is victorious bail) .

If you look through the prism of America's best poets,
You will feel how through them Heaven is pouring grace,
The continent is shining, flooded by the light columns,
And good ideas live in them, these ideas embrace,

Striving for you, and moving in lines towards you, craving,
Slowly flowing, taking, capturing, carrying off,
And in above-American Paradise is reigning,
Mirroring in the best souls acts the same Loving Law.

And finishing thanksgiving this pro-American poem,
Just as well it's pro-Russian, for it's bilingual writ,
I name, addressing thankfulness to one man in person:
Shining above the continent to me Daniel Brick.