Leonid Filatov. The love for three oranges (№ 346461)

A viewer asks, not without interest,
What tells this play?
Yes, all the same, the viewer, all about
How good is fighting with evil.
And people are saying: we are not persuaded,
That supposedly good everywhere wins
In everyday life. Yes! That - Yes, then Yes:
Good doesn't win ever.
But in fairy tales for that age
Good always wins out.
And the spectator says: a tale annoying
What life she does not reflect.
But I have also the objection:
Why in the hell you is the reflection?
Honest to God, a sin we have in the homeland
Look at the reflection stage of life.
You life stories to hell
See from your own window.
Of course, in the play a lot of flaws,
And the author, as you can see, not Chekhov,
But what always attract tale
In fairy tales does not happen of gray paint.
Therefore, trust without fear
Naive and stupid this tale,
Where, though the question is an edge,
But it always ends good!