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“1st September 1939” by Joseph Brodsky, Translated by Glyn Maxwell

By Ernest Hilbert • May 22, 2014 • E-Verse Universe

The day was called September the First.
The kids were off to school now it was autumn.
The Germans raised the red-and-white striped
barrier of the Poles, and the droning tanks,
like fingernails on silver-foil for chocolate,
flattened the cavalry.
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++++++++++++++Still on the wind
the birches rustle and the leaves are falling
on the discarded caps of the uhlans,
on the roof of a house without the noise of children,
where the clouds are crawling with a rumbling sound
across the rolled-up windows.

 

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