Kuznetskstroy narration
by Walter Walterovich Mayakowsky
This five years and to this place 1000000 cars with building materials will be brought. There will be a metallurgical giant, coal giant and a city for hundreds of thousands people here.
-From a conversation
The clouds
run by firmaments
and rains
squeeze the dusk,
below an old cart
murmuring
by men of working class
is proud,
heard by water near
both outher
and spilled:
"There'll be a
garden city here,
in four years there will!"
This leaden
dark nocturnisness
when pasted rain's
perched
they sit in dirt
and earnestness,
they sit
and burn a torch.
All lips
together
quietly cheer
though pluming
in the chill:
"There'll be a
garden city here,
in four years there will!"
One's bent
by dampness
in this place
with worthless
wet comforts.
In darkness
workers' bread
is laced
with water.
And the more
they breathe
the more
rain disappears -
by whisper
hunger's
killed.
"There'll be a
garden city here,
in four years there will!
Right here
outbursts
will cluck
dispersing
bear
bunches
and 'giant's'
hundred-coild
attack
will make
all ground
punched.
And buildings
will be
over
mines,
hoarse steam
will honk
and sing
and all Syberia
will shine
'cause of
suns of Martin.
We'll get
good house
in this place
and stinik,
good
as well.
Taiga
will back
being
effaced
up to Baikal",
they tell.
The workers'
whisper
rise
above
obscure
cloudy
flocks,
then only
"garden city"
puff
is heard
from their
talks.
The city
will be
here,
its
blooming garden
so
if such a men
appear
in Soviet
land,
I know.
1929
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