Vždyť i ty sochy chtěly by se hřát
Řezavý
a bílý sníh
Valeč pokryl zas
a z Doupovských hor,
vyhražených vojákům
a
válkám, vane teskný,
jako by cokoliv, co hlasem
chtělo by být na rtech,
ohlušivý, samotářský klid.
A staré
sochy z baroka,
nahé v opožděné kráse,
ustrnuly v parku,
než je
křísne někdo
vstřícným dotekem a pozvedne
k nim s teplem živý dech.
Even Those Statues Would Like to Be Warm
The
cutting, white snow
has covered Valeč again,
and from the Doupov Hills—
set aside for soldiers
and for
wars—there blows
a mournful,
as if anything that wished
to become a voice upon the lips
were
swallowed by a deafening,
solitary calm.
And the
old Baroque statues,
naked in their belated beauty,
have stiffened in the park,
until
someone rekindles them
with a sensing touch
and lifts them with a living breath.
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