finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
finita–la–commedia: “The heart longs for a bullet: the throat craves for a razor; […] the soul trembles between walls of ice – and it will never escape the ice.” — Vladimir Mayakovsky (Russian, 1893-1930), from “Man” (1916-1917) “А
