Redefining Zenith
Cytotoxin
The most glorious Soviet union power plant
Stood in the middle of paradise
Radiation Eden
War with mother Russia
Calls for victims, draws all blood out of the veins
Mismanagement and state bankruptcy
The reactor lost in the agenda
Thousands of working hands
Eternally bound to an atom ruin
Nations constructing a steel dome
Under livewasting conditions
Roof so high to cover churches
Working hours minimized by radiation load
A masterpiece engineers built with pride
Tons of steel a prime construction site
1986 the reactor disaster
Pelt the block with lead and sand
Cubic meters of nuclear waste
Vore material melted together in unknown mixture
A deadly combination spreaded over several floors
Suggestions becoming laws
Decision made behind closed doors
A dead machine which can not be exchanged
Nuclear grave tons of radioactive dust
A human legacy beneath the construct
Final storage of soul
Storage of soul
Experiment failure
Who fails will die soon
No half-life of mind
Marode construction will fall down
No answer to the question of time
Resisting shelter over an accident
Which will never be over
New safe confinement
Buying time instead of solution
Uranium and plutonium are more resistant than any construction
Half-life of these substances is several thousand years
1986
The green meadow in Chernobyl remains a vision