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Mikhail Ryasnyansky (1926-2003)
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  • Memories (1997)
  • Memories (2001)
  • Poems
    • To a Budding Genius
    • Talents and Scoundrels
    • The Dream the Elephant Had
    • Bel Canto and the Frying Pan
    • Talent and envy
    • On the Perils of Letter-Worship
    • The Queen Crow
    • An Epochal Era
    • On a Gentle Pink Morning
    • I love you no more.
    • Ah, I Would Give!
    • Domestic Matters
    • Love Comes in Many Forms
    • New Year’s, Festive
    • To the Student and Friend Viktor Khilkov
    • At Seventy
    • To Dmitry Kremin
    • To Alexander Vycherov
    • Happy Holiday to You, Inna Konstantinovna
    • To Y.A. Makushin, Sculptor
    • To A.P. Zavgorodniy, on His 70th Birthday
    • To Anatoly Malyarov
    • Ballad of the Unknown Soldier
    • Lead March
    • For Those Who Are With Us
Mikhail Ryasnyansky (1926-2003) Mikhail Ryasnyansky (1926-2003)

To A.P. Zavgorodniy, on His 70th Birthday

In garden or in orchard wide,
Appeared Zavgorodniy with pride.
And off he went, the work began:
He paints the city, village, and man,
Ships and simple little boats,
And all without a drop of vodka, he notes.

To jealous ones upon the hill,
He paints the sea with such skill,
That gladly I will give this cheer:
Keep it up! Live a hundred years!

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