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EDIT: Found it! It was by Alexander Blok



The other day a friend of mine read me a poem that I would really love to get my hands on (as well as read other works by the poet), unfortunately I only remember a few things about it:

1. The author was Russian
2. It was fairly short
3. The last line had something to do with jealousy because "the pigeons, not us, were kissing" (not a DIRECT quote but it was along those lines)

I tried a google search, but since I only have vague memories of it I haven't had much success and I'm banking on someone knowing what I'm talking about and being able to point me in the right direction.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

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I don't know of any Russian poems along those lines, but I loved the poem "Silentium". Here's the link: http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/silentium-2/

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