In plants' erotic dance
We always distinguished but shadows,
Our windows don't view animals,
But we love them through the gunsight.
Above the birds look at our faces
We kiss them with the look of a killer,
And trenches of our sweaty traces
Are imprinted by the form of bodies.
But the Great Everything lives everywhere
and knows about everything, about everything.
Our spruces are cruel and needly,
Under them we use a doublebarreled shotgun
Wolves falter in horror
From the vision of senseless war.
Applauding war as a circus
Death holds a sharply honed compass
And by outline of an office carbon-paper
Takes away our world.
But the Great Everything lives everywhere
and knows about everything, about everything.