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Poppyflowers are Blossoming (Part II)

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kroda Canonical path: /kroda/poppyflowers-are-blossoming-part-ii Related lyric paths: 6
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Poppyflowers are Blossoming (Part II)

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…At last in life the hordeman measured

By head the steppe above the river…

The horses nearer, faces are vile,

And sabers crossed, sabers clashed,

The sparkles got entangled with blood,

Again, with scream manhunter pierced

The Pridneprovie, in death fear…

But steel raged and raged again,

Sibilant blood hissed and froth hissed,

The Cossack covered the valley

With foes corpses by all his might,

By skill of Sich and war campaign

On glorious Don - brothers taught him fight.

Yet Cossack kills hordemen in riverford,

Fear starts to embrace hordemen:

- "This is shaitan!

Not a Cossack!" -

But Cossack grins in long mustache:

- "I'm not at first kicks ass of shaitans!

Now you'll realize who's the Cossack,

That known among the folk as Mak" -

And again, the steel in close combat

Clashing above the raging water,

The river floods subhumans dead -

No strength, no power can't broke Cossack.

But behold the black betrayal coming:

Dreg, rabble sneaked up from behind,

He's assassin with reptile soul,

He's all for sale, just give a coin.

On quite the traitor raised his weapon,

Gunshot pealed wide above the river

And Cossack fell on horse's back.

- "It's end of Cossack! Mak is dead!" -

The hordemen rushed straight to him

But Cossack severely looked at them:

- "No, cutthroats, I am not dead,

For I shall bloom among my folk!" -

Cutthroats raising up their weapons:

- "The blossom of your life had left you!

Now, Cossack, how we shall do:

To poppy seeds by sabers cut you!.." -

The hordemen shredded, cut the warrior,

His white body fell onto the ground,

And like a seeds it had grew up,

At summer it blossomed with poppy red…

The hordemen and a jewlike traitor

Are long forgotten by my land's folk,

For morbid harvest of their traice

Was overgrown by wild dead weeds.

And poppyflowers are still blossoming, -

For ages they bloom in wide expanse,

In plait of girl and in the vast field!

And poppyflowers are blossoming!

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