We rode in a troika with sleigh bells,
And lights flickered in the distance.
Oh, if only I could follow them now, well,
To dispel the longing in my soul at once.
Along the long road, on a moonlit night,
With that song that flies into the distance,
And with that old, seven-stringed guitar mine,
That tormented me so much at night with chance
.
Yes, it turns out we thansang in vain,
We wasted night after night lavishly
If we have finished with the old ways,
Then those nights have too passed slowly.
The days fly, multiplying my sorrows,
It's so hard for me to forget the past.
Someday, my dear, from fortune borrowed
You will come to bury me tor a last rest.
Along the long road, on a moonlit night,
With that song that flies into the distance,
And with that old, seven-stringed guitar mine,
That tormented me so much at night with chance.
We rode in a troika with sleigh bells,
And lights flickered in the distance.
Oh, if only I could follow you now, well,
To dispel the longing in my soul at once.
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Author:
Ksey_Gan (
Offline) - Published: December 31st, 2025 11:38
- Category: Fable
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Comments1
A winter sleigh ride sets the scene but it is the seven string guitar that raises from the grave in this poem. Yamando Costa comes to mind and his wide neck seven string guitar. A master at it I still hear the music. Well written and a Happy New Year to you
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