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John Short poems
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their own wreath
Trejdeviņi flowers:
It took the nation\'s son
Right on Midsummer Eve (also naksniņā).
Trejdeviņi flowers:
It took the nation\'s son
Right on Midsummer Eve (also naksniņā).
[ John Short poems ]
I nopinu Wreath
From nine Midsummer flowers;
Spīdēj \'my wreath
Through nine glasses windows.
In shona s wear,
Sons of the people irritated.
From nine Midsummer flowers;
Spīdēj \'my wreath
Through nine glasses windows.
In shona s wear,
Sons of the people irritated.
[ John Short poems ]
I twisted wreath
trejdeviņu flowers,
Their head lining,
Midsummer night līgodama.
trejdeviņu flowers,
Their head lining,
Midsummer night līgodama.
[ John Short poems ]
your Janice
Made a beautiful crown:
Lawful thistles came up around the edges,
Toms rose crest.
Made a beautiful crown:
Lawful thistles came up around the edges,
Toms rose crest.
[ John Short poems ]
I nopinu Wreath
Of these, pura Vaivari,
This lining Janice,
For this to become intoxicated nepiedzēris.
Of these, pura Vaivari,
This lining Janice,
For this to become intoxicated nepiedzēris.
[ John Short poems ]
Vija Midsummer Eve
Beautiful flower wreath
From Rozentalers, magonīšu,
Red clover.
Beautiful flower wreath
From Rozentalers, magonīšu,
Red clover.
[ John Short poems ]
Oh, Janice dinner,
Ozolins significant consumers:
Want Gardens tīrumiņi,
Daughter wants wreath.
Ozolins significant consumers:
Want Gardens tīrumiņi,
Daughter wants wreath.
[ John Short poems ]
Ozolītis, zemzarītis,
Stifled cries midsummer night:
All branches aplauzīti,
St. John\'s is making crowns.
Stifled cries midsummer night:
All branches aplauzīti,
St. John\'s is making crowns.
[ John Short poems ]
wept crying grinder
Nepuškotas midsummer morning;
What did snaudulīte,
Midsummer morning herding?
Nepuškotas midsummer morning;
What did snaudulīte,
Midsummer morning herding?
[ John Short poems ]
Ozolīti, zemzarīti,
Who do you Lejina plants?
All thy branches broke
Stood a Hill:
Sprigs of your
St. John\'s father pina crown.
Who do you Lejina plants?
All thy branches broke
Stood a Hill:
Sprigs of your
St. John\'s father pina crown.
[ John Short poems ]
Ozolins wept crying
Midsummer Eve:
Tine branches aplauzuši,
Pušķodami courtyard.
Midsummer Eve:
Tine branches aplauzuši,
Pušķodami courtyard.
[ John Short poems ]
Drive, Jānīti, either from Riga,
Well, we\'ll expect to find:
His goal pušķojam
With oak leaves.
Well, we\'ll expect to find:
His goal pušķojam
With oak leaves.
[ John Short poems ]
I knew the fence,
Where were waiting for John\'s children:
It is decorated playpen
With green oak trees.
Where were waiting for John\'s children:
It is decorated playpen
With green oak trees.
[ John Short poems ]
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