Share:
  Guess poet | Poets | Poets timeline | Isles | Contacts

Boris Pasternak - The GirlBoris Pasternak - The Girl
Work rating: Low


By a cliff a golden cloud once lingered; On his breast it slept… From the swing, from the garden, helter-skelter, A twig runs up to the glass. Enormous, close, with a drop of emerald At the tip of the cluster cast. The garden is clouded, lost in confusion, In staggering, teeming fuss. The dear one, as big as the garden, a sister By nature-a second glass! But then this twig is brought in a tumbler And put by the looking-glass; Which wonders:-Who is it that blurs my vision, From the dull, from the prison-class?
Source

The script ran 0.001 seconds.