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| Spring, 1935 by Kuzma Petrov-Vodin |
a few fell on ground
yet some spread their wings flying above the mountains
when they got tired
those word took a ride on the clouds
I waited for them with you on my side
freedom is what they coveted
who was I to curb it?
I also watched the words on the ground
playing gleefully, unaware of my smile at their pranks
the sentences they made worked fine for me
spiraling words from the clouds merged with the grounded ones
escaped words freed me too,
to bring order to a chaotic mind
you don't have to please me
let there be no apology
let me set you free,
free to go where you desire
I will gather my words soon and you too
(I know that in my heart)
for now you need to go into the world
I see it in your stance,
I read it in your eyes
because I have found your words
"in the moorings and bearings
our feet have to dance their fill"


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