At 1942 by Mikhail Ancharov

Ksey_Gan

The parachutes snapped sharpness,

Taking the strain weight.

The earth gave a faint shudder.

And down below—the divisions:

"Edelweiss"

And "Death's Head."

 

Machine guns howled

Like in the frost bitches,

Pistols fired point-blank visible.

And the dead sun,

Suspended on the shrouds of birches,

Made conversation impossible.

 

And the Lord said:

"Hey, Gatekeepers!

Throw open the garden gates.

I give the command:

From dawn till dusk here

Let the paratroopers into Paradise."

  • Author: Ksey_Gan (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 23rd, 2026 15:33
  • Category: special-occasion
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  • sorenbarrett

    What and interesting thought. Paratrooping into heave. More likely paratrooping into hell. Well done



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