In the backyard boys are playing the chizh,
And the wind of spring goes to rest,
And it quietly sings in the pristine leaves of poplars,
And moms are calling us to go home.
The older children together with adult criminal guys
On the table play the domino, drinking sweet Porto wine,
And abrasion on the knee is nearly healed,
And eternal Edita Pieha in the house opposite
Sings to someone "There's a town, quiet like sleep",
And this magical sunset
of cherries color
soundlessly
has covered the small backyard
with its transparent wing,
And moms thru the window more strictly call us to go home
And, perhaps, it's time to
And tomorrow will be the eternal summer again
And a day full of light,
And we will never die...
When the lights went out,
When I'm no longer here