1896
Some wizard, very bad and sly,
Had separated mind my own,
From real nature my -
And that is why I cry and moan.
But if he sometimes fells asleep,
While lost his magic awful,
Great nature is not more joyful,
It doesn't create of me a slip.
Always sincere one and mindful,
She'll quietly approach me.
In her, as bottomless as sea,
I see a grace of all that's marvel.
Some Wizard, Very Bad And Sly
Fyodor Sologub
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