Question

Перевести на англисский язык Тот, кто любит цветы, Тот, естественно, пулям не нравится. Пули — леди ревнивые. Стоит ли ждать доброты? Девятнадцатилетняя Аллисон Краузе, Ты убита за то, что любила цветы. Это было Чистейших надежд выражение, В миг, Когда, беззащитна, как совести тоненький пульс, Ты вложила цветок В держимордово дуло ружейное И сказала: «Цветы лучше пуль».

Answer 1

Ответ:The one who loves flowers,

Naturally, bullets don't like him.

Bullets are jealous ladies.

Is it worth waiting for kindness?

Nineteen-year-old Allison Krause,

You're killed for loving flowers.

It was an expression of the purest hopes,

At a moment When, defenseless, like a thin pulse of conscience,

You put a flower in

In the hold of the muzzle of a rifle

And she said, "Flowers are better than bullets."

Объяснение:

Answer 2

The one who loves flowers, naturally, is not fond of bullets. Bullets are jealous ladies. Is it worth waiting for kindness? Nineteen-year-old Allison Krause, you are killed for loving flowers. It was the purest expression of hope in an instant when, defenseless like the thin pulse of conscience, you placed a flower in the cold barrel of the gun and said, "Flowers are better than bullets."

(Note: The provided text seems to be a poetic or metaphorical expression. The translation aims to capture the sentiment and meaning of the original Russian text.)