Bibliograph

Poems of Akhmatova, [Izbrannye stikhi, Anna Akhmatova] ; selected, translated and introduced by Stanley Kunitz with Max Hayward

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Poems of Akhmatova, [Izbrannye stikhi, Anna Akhmatova] ; selected, translated and introduced by Stanley Kunitz with Max Hayward

Language

eng

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no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Poems of Akhmatova

Oclc number

36806564

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Anna Akhmatova] ; selected, translated and introduced by Stanley Kunitz with Max Hayward

Sub title

[Izbrannye stikhi

Table Of Contents

Reading Hamlet -- Pushkin -- "I wrung my hands ..." -- "Heart's memory of sun ..." -- "Three things enchanted him ..." -- To the muse -- "We're all drunkards here ..." -- The guest -- To Alexander Blok -- "How can you look at the Neva? ..." -- July 1914 -- "All has been taken away ..." -- "We don't know how to say goodbye ..." -- "When in the throes of suicide ..." -- "Now nobody will want to listen to songs ..." -- "Why is this age worse ...?" -- "Everything is plundered ..." -- "I am not one of those who left the land ..." -- Lot's wife -- The muse -- The last toast -- Boris Pasternak -- Voronezh -- Dante -- Imitation from the Armenian -- In memory of M.B. -- Cleopatra -- Willow -- Requiem -- In 1940 -- Courage -- The return -- "This cruel age as deflected me ..." -- "Your lynx-eyes, Asia ..." -- March elegy -- Epigram -- The death of Sophocles -- Alexander at Thebes -- There are four of us -- From Poem without a hero

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Izbrannye stikhi

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