I was a machine gun poet

I was called Dali at the front,
but at home I was Maksym,
a machine gun poet,
whose life ended too early,
like so many others in Ukraine.
I was a poet, already on the Maidan,
but I grabbed a machine gun,
when it was needed.
Ukraine has lost many of us artists,
I became a classic after my death,
just as I suspected.
My book sold out.

Poet's note. Maksym Kryvtsov was a poet who fell in the Ukrainian war.

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