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Гӧль зон

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Гӧль зон (1932)
by Куратов Ӧльӧш Вань
335799Гӧль зон1932Куратов Ӧльӧш Вань

Энӧ полӧ —
Ме ног олӧ;
Менсьым керка-ывла
Шонді ломтывлывлӧ!

Ен мем сетӧм,
Йӧр тыр петӧм
Петшӧр… Оз ков койны,
Видзтӧгыс оз сёйны!

Мӧс-вӧв уна
Вӧрын… Муна —
Кодӧс колӧ кыйла,
Кинӧс гажа лыйла!

Абу эзысь,
Рамджык йӧзысь…
Ог тӧд, зэв-ӧ шуда
Коді гарйӧ руда?

Пыр ме юӧм,
Пыр сур пуӧм!
Сурӧй паськыд ю тыр,
Быгъя, абу гудыр!

Нянь быд пачын,
Шыд быд рачын
Дасьтӧны мем. Воа,
Уджала и сёа!

Быдсӧн ордын
Ми вок — гортын!
Пыр тай лӧгӧсь тіян,
Кор ай-мам, кор пиян!

Озыр ногӧн
Ог вись шогӧн;
Юрси гӧгляссьӧма,
Нывлы мусаммӧма!

Сьыланкывным
Дженьыд сьывным:
Гажтӧмсӧ ог сьылӧ,
Сійӧс сьӧлӧм кылӧ!


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  • and this work was first published before January 1, 1954 (more than 70 years ago).

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  • its creator didn't fight or work for Soviet Union victory during the Great Patriotic War — so the 50-year protection term was applied;
  • and the creator died before January 1, 1946 (more than 50 years ago from 1/1/1996), and has been not posthumously rehabilitated since that date;
  • and this work was first published before January 1, 1946 (more than 50 years ago from 1/1/1996).

The author died in 1875, so this work is also in the public domain in other countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 148 years or less (if applicable), or the copyright term is 91 years or less since publication for posthumous works (if applicable).