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MIKHAIL KUZMIN: Christmas
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Christmas
1921He was born painlessly, in bless, But we are born in awful torments, Yet, even heavens will be stressed, When heard the song that now floats. Not a sweet voice, but fierce cries Will cut the womb, so dark and heavy: The sightless embryo denies His coffin-like ways for behavior. The Bible’s eastern star did not Jet into skies in dazzling flare – But its bright image was absorbed By a transmuted look, forever. Wake up, blest spirits, and arise! We’re the reserved and bare heathens … Pulling their hats over their eyes, They go – the unknown wizards. Translated by Yevgeny Bonver, November, 2000
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