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Люди идут по дороге

Сергей Владимирович Киреев

А мы с Серёгой              по стопарику махнулиВ вагоне, в тамбуре,                  но злые мусораНаружу, палками               в три шеи нас турнули,И старший крикнул,                 мол, ни пуха, ни пера!И мы с Серёгою —                 одни на полустанке!И мысли прыгают                лягушками в мозгу,И фонари вокруг,               как бледные поганки,В тумане прячутся.                 И нет пути в Москву!А там в программе —                   олимпийская регата!А там на улицах —                 и тишь, и благодать!А мы собрались              в Оружейную палату,А мы хотели           в парке Горького гулять!Но твёрдо велено                сержантам и старшинамГостей столицы              оградить от наших рыл,А мы начистили              ботинки гуталином,А я в дорогу           кепку новую пошил!А звёзды кружатся,                и мы стоим некрепко,Перрон, как палуба,                  уходит из-под ног,И закусь кончилась.                  И ветер с меня кепкуСодрал, скотина,              и в потёмки уволок!Москва закрыта!               Всех высаживают…!И мёрзнут молча               семафоры под дождём!А ветер ворот            отрывает от рубахи!Давай, Серёга,             по стопарику махнём!1989

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