And I would like to dissolve in your kisses
And I would like to dissolve in Your kisses…
Melt like a snowflake…
and burn like a match…
And I would like to roll a tear from my eyelashes…
A melody of tenderness
in the heart to ring…
And I would like to get lost in Your arms,
so that no
one else would find me…
And I would like to be in Your bed
and passionately whisper,
how good it is for me…
And I would like to fall asleep with You — not to wake up…
Run through the body
like a trembling wave…
And I would like to touch Your palm…
And I will not get tired
of dreaming about it…
Note: a typical example of a folk poem, the Russian original is metered and rhymed though.
dissolve in kisses
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