Оброчник
        Language: Russian (Русский) 
        
        
        
        
        Хоругвь священную подяв своей десной,
Иду.
И тронулась за мной толпа живая,
И потянулись все по просеке лесной,
И я блажен и горд, святыню воспевая.
Пою и помыслам неведом детский страх:
Пускай на пенье мне ответят воем звери,
С святыней над челом, и песнью на устах,
С трудом, но я дойду до вожделенной двери.
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The serf
        Language: English  after the Russian (Русский) 
        
        
        
        
        Lifting a holy banner with my right hand
I move.
And the whole lively crowd moves with me,
Stretching through the wood's clearing,
Together with me, blissfully and proudly glorifying the holy relic with chants.
I sing and my thoughts are free from childish fear:
Forest beasts may respond to my singing with howling,
With the holy relic above my brow, with a song upon my lips,
With perseverance, I'll reach the tantalizing door of paradise.
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