Текст песни Сказки про Ёжика и Медвежонка - Не грязните мою землю

- No, no, Hedgehog, don't think!

“I don’t think so.

- What do you mean? - asked Squirrel.

- Oh, Squirrel, - said the Bear. - I tell the Hedgehog that the Earth will not be polluted anyway.

The squirrel jumped off the tree and sat on a tree stump.

The forest around was large, light, but no one sang, no rustle - everything was silent.

- Why should it get dirty? - asked Squirrel.

- They are dirty, - said the Bear. - What they can, so they get dirty.

- With what?

- Smoke, - said the Hedgehog.

- The smoke is sweet. There Chipmunk burned the leaves yesterday - it smelled so sweet!

- Is that smoke? It's autumn, - said the Bear. - Leaves are always burned in autumn.

- She is small, small, - said the Hedgehog, - blue and white, Earth. The astronaut that was on the moon said: so small, small, blue and white.

- And dirty. All in mud, - said the Bear. - From the moon you can see.

- Who is this ... astronaut?

- It's so ... Sits down in the pipe and flies.

The squirrel raised its head and began to look at the sky.

“This is what I'm thinking,” said Belka. “There's an old barrel in one ravine. The bottom was knocked out, and if you knock out the second, there will be a pipe. Clear?

- No, - said the Hedgehog.

- We will roll the barrel up the hill, knock out the bottom, and when the moon rises ...

- Let's become astronauts! Great! - shouted the Bear. - Let's go get the barrel!

They found a barrel, rolled it up the hill, aimed at the place where the moon was supposed to appear, and knocked out the second bottom.

- Sit down! - said the Squirrel.

And everyone climbed into the barrel and waited.

It got dark. It was quiet, quiet. And the river under the hill followed the turn without breathing.

- Why are you sitting here? - Hare looked into the barrel.

- Shh! - said the Squirrel. - Sit down and be quiet.

- What for? - And the Hare climbed into the barrel.

- We are waiting for the moon, - whispered the Hedgehog. - Will you fly with us?

- Where?

- To the moon.

“I'm afraid,” said the Hare.

“Don't be afraid,” said the Bear. - All of them.

- What are we going to do there?

- Let's look at the Earth, that's all.

- Can I stay?

- Have you chickened out?

- My carrots are boiled, - said the Hare. - I didn't know.

- The carrots are boiling! - grumbled the Bear. - Go and next time do not go where you are not invited.

The hare got out backwards and barrels:

- Will you tell us later?

And he was gone.

Without the Hare, it became somehow wrong, but the moon was not there.

- Maybe she won't be here today?

- It will, - said Belka.

And the Bear fell silent.

And the Hedgehog was sitting with his eyes closed, and suddenly he saw himself on the yellow-yellow moon. She was like a desert - all yellow-yellow. From the moon he looked at the earth, but at first he saw nothing. Then he looked to the left and suddenly saw her all, all! The land was small, small, blue and white. “Where is the blue - the oceans,” the Hedgehog guessed. "And white is clouds." And suddenly a shadow, like a mouse, slid across the blue. "Here it is - dirt!" - Hedgehog understood. And he shouted:

- Don't pollute my Earth!

But then someone pushed him in the side. Once again.

- What are you? What are you? - Squirrel whispered frightenedly.

The Hedgehog opened his eyes - it was dark, cold and quiet, only the Teddy Bear was snoring sweetly at the Hedgehog behind his back.

“The bear fell asleep,” said Squirrel. - But there is no moon. See?

- I was already there, - said the Hedgehog. - She is small, small.

- Earth?

- And dirty.

- Tell me!

- Tomorrow, - the Hedgehog promised. And he took the sleepy Bear Cub home.

© Sergey Kozlov