At the back yard, children play with siskins,
And the spring wind calms down
And quietly sings in the primeval poplar foliage
And moms call us back in the house.
Older children with a grown punk attitude
On the table, nail a "goat"* under sweet port wine,
And an abrasion, which is almost healed on the knee,
And incessant Piekha** plays in the house across the street,
Sings to someone, because there is the city, quiet like sleep,
And this magical sunset
The color of cherries
Isn't heard
Covered the crowded little yard
With a transparent wing,
Through the window, moms call us to go inside with a stricter voice,
And, perhaps, it's time
And tomorrow will once again be an eternal summer
And the day, full of light
And we will never die...
When the light goes out,
Then I will be no more.