FROM A MOTHER AND A FATHER From one mother and one father all brothers in the world grow, And share childhood...the most beautiful but heavenly! When they are small, because they fall each other quickly pick it up And he wipes his tear, no matter how small! If he has a corner of bread he shares it with his brother, And his coat is small, even with the one-part brother! If one makes a mistake, he is more rebellious by nature The other person takes responsibility, saying that he did it! On vacation they happen to be separated They cry and wish that this is the bond between brothers! They promise themselves that when they grow up they will never miss him That they will always be by your side...But when they take their flight They go where life leads them, and follow it unceasingly, Ignoring each other, he forgot! Life is hard and hits them sometimes with good, sometimes with bad Each brother fights to fight among them! They have families and carry the burden each in his own right And with time he no longer cares about his brother’s fate! They meet at funerals or holy memorials, And if the parents are gone, they forgot those times... But they remember that their parents left them A land and a house, on which they were judged! They forgot that they used to eat from a plate... Today, brotherhood is far away... They argue about poverty! And I ask you Life: where do you take your childhood If everything is erased with the years....where does it remain brothers...?