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Part I
Indian spring
March
Millennia of love
ОглавлениеThe reward of the eyes,
delight of the heart,
we are together,
as in the past.
End storytelling,
no more, Sheherazáde!22
Excited, you
go on and on.
Fragrant hair.
Charming figure.
Are you here?
No photo. You are.
Your only gaze
subdues my anguish.
It makes me not crazy
as before.
The spell of gestures,
brisk tirades
uplift me whirling
to the novelty of honey.
Encircle with yourself!
Make glow with bliss!
Fit-out captivating,
long-awaited pains.
Toy trolls
of our daughter
add plenty
of magnetism to you,
energy to me,
pour love-potion
into our bodies,
and return to their shelf.
Wishful, caring
are your hugs —
slanting shoulders’
precipitous brinks.
Falling into a stream,
crying, I invoke,
“I love, and you
saved our love!”
What a fever —
the edge of waiting.
How bright
are your appealing eyes.
Speeding up,
we go with the current:
an impetuous torrent,
a cherished stream.
The beat of love —
a millennia instinct —
rejects the laws
of civilizations.
The bodies-beasts
interlace into one
in a fiery game
of improvisations.
A folly and a glee,
mixed in a flash,
a vortex of infinite
imperious longings,
the exultation of oneness,
tempest of senses
with the lightning of glances
and thunders of triumph,
a moment of joy,
a fantasy of waking
dream, an ecstasy
of wild orgies!
The millennia of love
will experience again
that peculiar taste,
sweet and poignant!
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Sheherazade – is the storyteller in “One thousand and one nights”