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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=426688" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Moscow Carol</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">In such an inexplicable blue, <br>Upon the stonework to embark, <br>The little ship of glowing hue <br>Appears in Alexander Park. <br>The little lamp, a yellow rose, <br>Arising -- ready to retreat -- <br>Above the people it adores; <br>Near strangers' feet. <br>In such an inexplicable blue <br>The drunkards' hive, the loonies' team. <br>A tourist takes a snapshot to <br>Have left the town and keep no dream. <br>On the Ordynka street you find <br>A taxicab with fevered gnomes, <br>And dead ancestors stand behind <br>And lean on domes. <br>A poet strolls across the town <br>In such an inexplicable blue. <br>A doorman watches him looking down <br>And down the street and catches the flu. <br>An old and handsome cavalier <br>Moves down a lane not worth a view, <br>And wedding-party guests appear <br>In such an inexplicable blue. <br>Behind the river, in the haar, <br>As a collection of the blues -- <br>The yellow walls reflecting far <br>The hopeless accent of the Jews. <br>You move to Sunday, to despair <br>(From love), to the New Year, and there <br>Appears a girl you cannot woo -- <br>Never explaining why she's blue. <br>Then in the night the town is lost; <br>A train is clad in silver plush. <br>The pallid puff, the draught of frost <br>Will sheathe your face until you blush. <br>The honeycomb of windows fits <br>The smell of halva and of zest, <br>While Christmas Eve is carrying its <br>Mince pies abreast. <br>Watch your New Year come in a blue <br>Seawave across the town terrain <br>In such an inexplicable blue, <br>As if your life can start again, <br>As if there can be bread and light -- <br>A lucky day -- and something's left, <br>As if your life can sway aright, <br>Once swayed aleft.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Joseph+Brodsky">Joseph Brodsky</a><div class=q>
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Upon the stonework to embark, 
The little ship of glowing hue 
Appears in Alexander Park. 
The little lamp, a yellow rose, 
Arising -- ready to retreat -- 
Above the people it adores; 
Near strangers' feet. 
In such ..."></div>
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