The End of Cossack Freedom
It was once in Ukraine
The cannon roared;
There were once Zaporozhians,
They knew how to rule.
They ruled and begat.
Glory and freedom;
T,is past, remain
But the gravemounds on the steppe.
They are high these mounds,
Dark as the hills,
And of that freedom, in hushed voice, They converse with the wind.
—Tara Shevchenko, tTvan Pidkova,” 1839
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