At a window

Nicholas
I see from this height of the falcon
As river is weaving its thread,
As swallows rush in the air
And sky is so endless and spread …

The bridge pending over the river
Ski tower: imagine the jump
As eyes close and heart starts to shiver –
Then land … And a pain in a rump …

But now I’m again at a window
And hundreds of houses I see,
They huddle creating the city –
The port of a never-been sea.

The huge University building
And smaller – those hide in the trees –
Romantic and marvelous mansions:
I watch ‘em and sigh with an ease …

The trees are in blossom – so faddish,
I count 'em: one thousand, two, three…
×åãî èç îêíà íå óâèäèøü
Ñ âåðøèí Âîðîáüåâîé ãîðû!

19 May 2011