I Loved You So By Alexander Pushkin

I loved you so, and maybe feeling 
yet didn't fade away in soul, 
but let it do not make your thrilling 
I do not want you sad at all. 

I loved so hopeless and so silent, 
I was so jealous and so shy, 
I loved you tenderly and violent,
let someone love you so like I. 
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P.S. This is my translation of poem by Alexander Pushkin
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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