Also the poems which I read here,
I don't know if you notice or not,
they're from completely different periods.
And there are very old poems, and there are very new poems.
"A little pony carries little children for money
Which their parents pay the owner,
But still it's never enough to eat sweet carrots every day.
And so for tea tonight, the little pony
will be eating dry grass.
I'm not like a pony.
Not much like the wee kids.
Could be I'm a carrot,
Or that grass which you've now been chewing on for years.
There was a time when I couldn't read
And so my mom read for me.
And then it was written in the book that
The little pony carries little children for free."
[LAUGHS]
I thought it was a sad poem, Tyler.
[LAUGHTER]
No, no, all is good.
It's also very interesting how sometimes
when-- there is one poem which I read in Belarusian,
and then it's quite sad poem, but when I read it in German,
German audience started to laugh at the end.
[LAUGHTER]
So yeah.
Art of translation.
[LAUGHS]