Yabloko na ladoni Page #2
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- 1981
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She said, "If I were a priest,
"It would be long and wavy and
as beautiful as the priests' hair."
My little son, in childhood
I also wanted to become a priest,
to be allowed to have long hair,
as long as a girl's hair.
Chapter II
I don't want us to leave this place.
If you decide to go around
the woman on the floor,
you will see a door,
a door in the ground.
He escaped from a mad house,
and came to live here,
with these people.
In the hospital they called him
a Pithecanthropus,
a prehistoric man.
Until one day
And when blood was flowing
from his body
and he was already asleep,
a naked boy appeared to him and said,
"Get up, calm down,
go and live with these people.
"You will get up with them
every morning and see how they live.
"You should watch.
Let it be of no concern to you
"that you can't speak or work.
"You don't need to do either.
"You will start to speak later
"when people have exhausted
all combinations of words,
"and eaten up their own language.
"That will be the time
for you to speak.
"And while you are on this earth,
just watch.
"Watch and don't be afraid.
"Don't be afraid
that you can't change anything
"as you don't know your silence
and what it is like.
"And you can't see the body
of your silence.
"You are looking at a girl.
You like her.
"But even her body is not comparable
"with the body of your silence.
"Your silence has a body
"You will start to speak later
"when people have lost
the gift of speech
"because of shame and fear.
"Meanwhile, looking at people
"will submerge them in your silence.
"The time will come
"when people will extract
new words from your silence.
Completely new."
Old people bring him food right here
because he comes out of the cellar
only on Sundays.
He is afraid that on weekdays
he could be caught,
and taken back to hospital.
The other day
the ragman lost one leg.
Half of what he told his apprentice
has come true.
Soon he'll lose his second leg.
Life on the swamp starts
from the moment a child wakes up,
gets up from bed
and steps on the water.
I won't tell you why I brought you
to this place, or give you a reason.
Because you don't have
to have any reasons.
You can simply understand me better
when next to these children.
And I will probably feel
There are two doors in the cellar
where the runaway lives.
where the children live.
And the other faces the north side
where the old people live.
Apart from old people
and children,
there should be
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