How many fall in that abyss.
That day will come,
And I will fade away from face of earth.
And all will freeze
- what sang and fought, what shone and strived;
my green young eyes, my gentle voice,
and golden spark of wavy hair.
And will be life with daily bread and it's forgiveness,
And everything like under sky and I was never there!
Like children changed in their mimics, - and not so long provoke.
I love to watch how wood on fire - turn into earth.
Cello and Cavalcades in copse, and chapel bell in valley...
- And I, so real and alive on gentle Earth!
To all - who doesn't know limits,
to Strangers and our own? ! -
I make demand for faith
And ask for love.
For only truth - of yes or no…
As often feels too sad
And I am only twenty.
Because, for me it's direct fate -
Forgiveness of my resentments -
For all my rampant tenderness
And too proud looks.
For rapid stream of the events,
For truth, for game...
- But Listen! - Love me More,
- Because, soon I will be gone'.
Another beautiful reel of Poem 'Requiem' written by Marina Tsvetaeva, Russian Poetess, December 8,1913. Translated by Grace Green, December 10,2023.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem