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| project of the century - Twelve from 20 th |
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| (iron casting 210 x 210 x 285 mm) |
Vladimir Mayakovsky
(Bagdadi, Georgia, 1893-1930, Moscow, Russia) |
He considered himself a futurist. The colossal destructive energy of his art (poster, poetry) merged with the shock wave of the bolshevist revolution. Mayakovsky's poetry is always an unanswered question (of nature, language, society…)? |
Falling. The dale song which sounds flutely.
The Revolution’s howl and the RevVoenSoviets**.
The lumpens get hot near the fire absolutely.
Burning is quite natural also for poets.
The spittle of the frozen stars is crystally clear.
Who’re you? A carnifex? Or Pilate? – Yes, my dear.
Revolver’s chamber black, revolve!
There’s only even, there’s only odd.
What loosed the fetters of a thrall!
Near the temple rests the massicot.
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Mark Merman*
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*Mark Merman – poet, dramaturgist, composer, performer. Born in 1958 in Minsk. Since 1991 lives in Canada and USA. To the “Project of the century” he responded with a set of poems. Translated by Andrej Bursau.
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** RevVoenSoviets – The Revolution’s Councils (Soviets) of War
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