Flamingo (sculpture) Chicago, Illinois.

She accepted me, she accepted others, but not by talent and merit, but just so - unreservedly! Was that what you needed? Forgive that at the very beginning I did not fully adapt to your order and order, but only wandering in guesses; forcibly she had not brought me - you, an emigrant had accepted! I compared myself, I criticized, at the beginning I always taught what life will be to me and I thought - I was climbing Golgotha. You listened to all the pleading how much I love. How good you did! You gave yourself bread and protection of people of so many races - young, children, whitewashed! In you all people are equal - scholars and scholars glorious! In you the law is observed and guilty is punished. I feel how each year you become my second homeland! America, in your tremendous charm states any climate: hot in Texas, in Alabama, with snow covered Montana, rivers detonate canyons, they come to see millions! At the border north falls unseen by the waterfall, buffaloes in wild previa cross with mands beautiful, grazing comes out of grazing in Maine, in green forests. Your country is powerful, big, you are washing two oceans! They're the stars-states, pleads, from New Jersey to Colorado, human chorus, polyphony, from New York to California.