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From evening | ||
'The pillow hot ...' | 15 | |
Reading Hamlet | 16 | |
Evening room | 17 | |
'I have written down the words | 18 | |
'I share my room ...' | 19 | |
'Memory of sun seeps from the heart ...' | 20 | |
'The door is half open ...' | 21 | |
'High in the sky ...' | 22 | |
Song of the last meeting | 23 | |
Love | 24 | |
'He loved three things alone ...' | 25 | |
Imitation of Annensky | 26 | |
'I came here in idleness ...' | 27 | |
White night | 28 | |
Legend on an unfinished portrait | 29 | |
From Rosary | ||
'I have come to take your place, sister ...' | 33 | |
'It goes on without end ...' | 35 | |
'We're all drunkards here ...' | 36 | |
A ride | 37 | |
'Nobody came to meet me ...' | 38 | |
'So many requests ...' | 39 | |
The voice of memory | 40 | |
8 November 1913 | 41 | |
'Blue heaven, but the high ...' | 42 | |
'Do you forgive me ...' | 44 | |
The guest | 45 | |
'I won't beg for your love ...' | 46 | |
'I came to him as a guest ...' | 47 | |
By the seashore | 49 | |
From White flock | ||
'Empty white Christmastide ...' | 65 | |
Loneliness | 66 | |
'How can you look at the Neva ...' | 67 | |
'The road is black ...' | 68 | |
Flight | 69 | |
'I don't know if you're alive or dead ...' | 71 | |
'There is a frontier-line ...' | 72 | |
'Freshness of words ...' | 73 | |
'Under an empty dwelling's frozen roof ...' | 74 | |
'The churchyard's quiet ...' | 75 | |
'Neither by cart nor boat ...' | 76 | |
'Lying in me ...' | 77 | |
Statue in Tsarskoye Selo | 78 | |
'O there are words ...' | 79 | |
From Plantain | ||
'Fame is like smoke ...' | 83 | |
'I shouldn't be dreaming ...' | 84 | |
'Now farewell, capital ...' | 85 | |
'I hear the oriole's always grieving voice ...' | 87 | |
'Now no-one will be listening to songs ...' | 88 | |
'The cuckoo I asked ...' | 89 | |
'Why is our century worse than any other? ...' | 90 | |
From Anno Domini | ||
'You're like a strange ...' | 93 | |
'Everything is looted ...' | 94 | |
'Oh, life without ...' | 95 | |
'They wiped your slate ...' | 96 | |
Bezhetsk | 97 | |
'To earthly solace ...' | 98 | |
'I'm not of those who left ...' | 99 | |
'Blows the swan wind ...' | 100 | |
'To fall ill as one should ...' | 101 | |
'Behind the lake ...' | 102 | |
Rachel | 103 | |
Lot's wife | 105 | |
From Reed | ||
Muse | 109 | |
To an artist | 110 | |
The last toast | 111 | |
'Dust smells of a sun-ray ...' | 112 | |
'Some gaze into tender faces ...' | 113 | |
Boris Pasternak | 114 | |
Voronezh | 116 | |
'Imitation from the Armenian ...' | 117 | |
Dante | 118 | |
Cleopatra | 119 | |
Willow | 120 | |
In memory of Mikhail Bulgakov | 121 | |
'When a man dies ...' | 122 | |
'Not the lyre of a lover ...' | 122 | |
Way of all the Earth | 123 | |
From The seventh book | ||
In 1940 | 133 | |
'Some walk in a straight line ...' | 138 | |
'No matter that death ...' | 139 | |
Courage | 140 | |
'And you, my friends ...' | 141 | |
'That's how I am ...' | 142 | |
Three autumns | 144 | |
'The souls of those I love ...' | 146 | |
'The fifth act of the drama ...' | 147 | |
'It is your lynx eyes, Asia ...' | 148 | |
In dream | 149 | |
'Once more an autumn ...' | 150 | |
The glass doorbell | 151 | |
'And that heart ...' | 152 | |
'Let any, who will, still bask in the south ...' | 154 | |
Music | 155 | |
From Northern elegies : the first | 156 | |
From Northern elegies : the fifth | 159 | |
From Northern elegies : the sixth | 161 | |
Seaside sonnet | 163 | |
Fragment | 164 | |
Summer garden | 165 | |
'In black memory ...' | 166 | |
'Could Beatrice write ...' | 167 | |
Death of a poet | 168 | |
The death of Sophocles | 169 | |
Alexander at Thebes | 170 | |
Native soil | 171 | |
There are four of us | 172 | |
'If all who have begged help ...' | 173 | |
Last rose | 174 | |
'Reviled and acclaimed ...' | 175 | |
'This land ...' | 176 | |
'It is no wonder ...' | 177 | |
'What's war? what's plague? ...' | 178 | |
In memory of V. C. Sreznevskaya | 179 | |
Christmastime (24 December) | 180 | |
'You will hear thunder and remember me ...' | 181 | |
Requiem | 183 | |
Poem without a hero | 195 |
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