Re: [Cz-L] Autumn in Czernowitz.

Volksgarten! Just as I remember it. Autumn is a changing picture in life
and nature,. Nature has so much beauty autumn has a beauty of its own. The
leaves turn yellow and red - the woods are "on fire" with all these colors,
yellow leaves cover the slush and mud accumulated from the rain before
people tread on. them the carpet is yellow and red. When autumn ends
winter begins- winter in life has a beauty of its own as we now learn but
the snow will soon make all this white and the frost will make the
water sparkle like a million diamonds, ice skating crossing the Volksgarten
the "crivotul" blowing and Baba Dochea making our skin freeze even through
the heavy coats we wore....Childhood!!
I agree with Berti. The picture is sad. So very few people a desolate and
lonely park, damp and cold looking - it just evoked memories.
anny

On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 3:23 PM, Berti Glaubach <berti.glaubach_at_gmail.com>wr=
ote:

> Autumn in Czernowitz brought back some lines of Pushkin.
>
> True - the most positive fact about the Russians was that the Red Army
> saved us from death, but let us not forget some other good things they ha=
d
> among the all too known bad ones.
>
> These lines impressed me in 1944 even more than Schiller or Eminescu
> so here a reminder
> of Russian seen autumn:
>
[snip]
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