Poison

Gregoria

 

....and how should I forget you now?
My soul is standing on the verge,
Love's labelled poison and I bow ,to drink, enjoy the scrumtuous taste.
Such a bewildering poison I
Have never drunk since I'm alive.

Such pure sorrow and сompliance,
Such thirsty passion that it hurts,
Such screaming that I hear in silence ,
Such bright and shining light around, 
Such starry nights  wrapped in the  sounds,
Infinity in just  one day...


Out of my thoughts it could've been a novel,
How people love  in the dead end.
 All poems like the flowers thrown
 Under your feet on the dry land...

  • Author: Gregoria (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 3rd, 2024 01:16
  • Comment from author about the poem: I'm honoured to be able to familiarise the whole world with the genius of a Ukrainian poetess Lina Kostenko. This is a very close, almost word for word translation. I haven't checked whether there is a professional translation made by a linguist. I simply didn't have time for this. I read the poem, and the words were immediately echoing in my heart in English.
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Comments1

  • Gregoria

    That's the power, that's the example how Ukrainian women can love💙💛



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