starlings and little birds of hollow in my
starling-houses are my most
powerful patrons, my playful
companions, and first of all
my soul’s equilibrating candles
with waxen wicks of beaks, dotted
diminutive peacocks with pearl
crowns and golden rings
on their little legs – one will
catch and pick them up not
really take them off, not really
only so it is said in a song, that
was dreamed about, that
all from nothing – actually was
Braziūnas, Vladas. Poems: Personal pronouns: i [aš; p. 116–117]; you [tu, p. 117]; he [jis; p. 117–118]; we [mes; p. 118]; last night I dreamed for the first time [šiąnakt pirmąkart sapnavau; p. 118–119]; Vilnius Classicism [Vilniaus klasicizmas; p. 119–120]; the old man and the sea [senis ir jūra; p. 120]; "starlings and little birds of hollow…" [„špokai ir mažieji uoksų paukšteliai …”; p. 121]; a bifurcate candlestick received as a presentdovanota dviguba žvakidė; p. 121–122]; everything will be a dream about [visa bus sapnas apie; p. 122]; the root [šaknis; p. 122–123] / Translated by A.Danielius // Vilnius: Lithuanian literature, culture, history. - 2001. - Summer. - P. 116–123.
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