Who knows a modern poem written by a Russian poetess? The content is about this. I want to watch a sunset funeral and listen to a big song with you in a suburban town.

I want to live in a small town with you. * * * Enjoy endless dusk and endless bells.

The original poem is as follows:

I want to live with you.

Author: Zvetayeva

I want to live with you.

In a small town,

* * * Enjoy the endless dusk.

And the constant ringing of bells.

In a hotel in this town—

The ancient clock struck.

Weak noise

Like time dripping gently.

Sometimes, at dusk, it comes from a room on the top floor.

Flute,

The piper leaned against the window,

The window is big, with tulips.

I don't care if you don't love me at the moment.

In the middle of the room, there is a ceramic tile stove.

There is a picture on each tile:

A heart, a sailboat, a rose.

Through our only window,

Snow, snow, snow.

You will lie in my favorite position: lazy,

It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.

Lit a match once or twice.

A harsh voice.

The flame of your cigarette has gone from strong to weak,

The end of the smoke trembled, trembled.

Short, gray cigarette butts-even ashes.

You don't even bother to play-

The cigarette then flies into the fire.