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FromEVENING `The pillow hot . . .' | |
Reading Hamlet Evening Room `I have written down the words . . .' | |
`I share my room . . .' | |
`Memory of sun seeps from the heart . . .' | |
`The door is half open . . .' | |
`High in the sky . . .' | |
Song of the Last Meeting Love `He loved three things alone . . .' | |
Imitation of Annensky `I came here in idleness . . .' | |
White Night Legend on an Unfinished Portrait | |
FromROSARY `I have come to take your place, sister . . .' | |
`It goes on without end . . .' | |
`We're all drunkards here . . .' | |
A Ride `Nobody came to meet me . . .' | |
`So many requests . . .' | |
The Voice of Memory 8 November 1913 `Blue heaven, but the high . . .' | |
`Do you forgive me . . .' | |
The Guest `I won't beg for your love . . .' | |
`I came to him as a guest . . .' | |
By the Seashore | |
FromWhite Flock `Empty white Christmastide . . .' | |
Loneliness `How can you look at the Neva . . .' | |
`The road is black . . .' | |
Flight `I don't know if you're alive or dead . . .' | |
`There is a frontier-line . . .' | |
`Freshness of words . . .' | |
`Under an empty dwelling's frozen roof . . .' | |
`The churchyard's quiet . . .' | |
`Neither by cart nor boat . . .' | |
`Lying in me . . .' | |
Statue in Tsarskoye Selo `O there are words . . .' | |
FromPlantain `Fame is like smoke . . .' | |
`I shouldn't be dreaming . . .' | |
`Now farewell, capital . . .' | |
`I hear the oriole's always grieving voice . . .' | |
`Now no-one will be listening to songs . . .' | |
`The cuckoo I asked . . .' | |
`Why is our century worse than any other? . . .' | |
FromAnno Domini `You're like a strange . . .' | |
`Everything is looted . . .' | |
`Oh, life without . . .' | |
`They wiped your slate . . .' | |
Bezhetsk `To earthly solace . . .' | |
`I'm not of those who left . . .' | |
`Blows the swan wind . . .' | |
`To fall ill as one should . . .' | |
`Behind the lake . . .' | |
Rachel Lot's Wife | |
FromReed Muse To an Artist | |
The Last Toast | |
`Dust smells of a sun-ray . . .' | |
`Some gaze into tender faces . . .' | |
Boris Pasternak Voronezh | |
Imitation from the Armenian Dante Cleopatra Willow | |
In Memory of Mikhail Bulgakov `When a man dies . . .' | |
`Not the lyre of a lover . . .' | |
Way of All the Earth | |
FromThe Seventh Book In 1940 `Some walk in a straight line . . .' | |
`No matter that death . . .' | |
Courage `And you, my friends . . .' | |
`That's how I am . . .' | |
Three Autumns `The souls of those I love . . .' | |
`The fifth act of the drama . . .' | |
`It is your lynx eyes, Asia . . .' | |
In Dream `Once more an autumn . . .' | |
The Glass Doorbell | |
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