Liza Sud Poems

Once in a park distressful I was sitting,
And an unknown man came from the street:
“ Serving to God, like priest, I’m hear
To help you, open, please your heart to me,
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There are many happy victories,
And there is only one,
That is too crucial and reminds
That nation may be sick.
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When you received the Nobel Prize,
You looked as if you handed it.
And I thought then, that poets love
All people no regard of seat.
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And I dream holy dreams of Easter
On this night of a saintly love,
That my friends will come back to kiss me
And will warm me like burning lights,
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The most I love in the church service-
When cross procession starts to go
And gonfelons they carry forwards
And like a river people flow.
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Temple in Prepolovinkino -
walls here are empty and bare.
so easy for me to pray here,
As if one on purpose has made it.
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I'll fit in you my topaz poem
And will let it shine in the dark.
Yo will carry ecstatic glow
In your memory, in your mind.
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Make an amendment to the Constitution.
From now on - two heads of the state.
One from the female population.
The second one - from the male.
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You are my first woman and you are my first man.
You and I - we are - androgyns, just like Balmont and Shelley.
Two whole skies - in thoughts. Not two halves of the sky.
Iridescent in splash in a vessel of heaven.
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Semi-emperyal, semi-heavenly,
A little more - and I will fly.
So we live - that's known to everyone
that only idling makes paradise!
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