At Our Sleepy Bay by Alexander Block

Do you remeqmber? In our sleepy bay

The green blue  water slept,

When in a single file from away 

The military ships entered.

Four - gray ships. And the questions

Worried us for a whole that hour,

And the tanned tabby sailors

Walked importantly past us beeing adored.

The world became more enticing and wider,

And suddenly - the ships sailed away.

We could see: all four military  man rider

Buried themselves in the ocean  into the spray…

And again the sea became ordinary,

The lighthouse blinked sadly,

When on the low semaphore

The last signal was given timely.

How little in this life is needed by choice

For us, children - both you and me.

After all, the heart is glad to rejoice

Even at the smallest plain novelty.

Accidentally on a pocket knife banger

Find a speck of dust from distant lands -

And the world will again appear stranger

Wrapped in a colored fog instence…