Monkey And Glasses Krylov Ivan Andreevich Poem by Yuri Starostin

Monkey And Glasses Krylov Ivan Andreevich



Monkey and Glasses Krylov Ivan Andreevich

Monkey became weak by the eyes to an old age;
And the people she heard,
It's evil not so a big arm:
Just need to got a glasses,
She pulled a glasses at half a dozen;
Twirls by the glasses in that and this way:
Put its to the top, string its on the tail,
Sniff its, licked its;
The glasses are not valid in any way.
'Ugh to lost! 'she says, ' and that is a fool,
Who listens all human lies:
Only deceive me all about a glasses;
And the use is not in its on a hair'.
A monkey had its here from a chagrin and a sadness
Shatter on the stone
Only a splashes sparkle.

Unfortunately, the same happens in a humans:
No matter how useful thing, without knowing its price,
An ignorant tends about it to ill more;
And if the ignorant is noble,
So he still herd out its.

Friday, March 6, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fairy tale
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