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Akhmatova: Poems Edited by Peter Washington

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

16.05.2006

Herausgeber

Peter Washington

Verlag

Random House USA

Seitenzahl

256

Maße (L/B/H)

16,5/11,3/1,6 cm

Gewicht

225 g

Übersetzt von

D. M. Thomas

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-307-26424-4

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

16.05.2006

Herausgeber

Peter Washington

Verlag

Random House USA

Seitenzahl

256

Maße (L/B/H)

16,5/11,3/1,6 cm

Gewicht

225 g

Übersetzt von

D. M. Thomas

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-307-26424-4

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Akhmatova: Poems
  • From EVENING
    ‘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

    From ROSARY
    ‘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

    From WHITE 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 . . .’

    From PLANTAIN
    ‘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? . . .’

    From ANNO 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

    From REED
    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

    From THE 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
    ‘And that heart . . .’
    ‘So again we triumph! . . .’
    ‘Let any, who will, still bask in the south . . .’
    Music

    From Northern Elegies
    The First
    The Fifth
    The Sixth
    Seaside Sonnet
    Fragment
    Summer Garden
    ‘In black memory . . .’
    ‘Could Beatrice write . . .’
    Death of a Poet
    The Death of Sophocles
    Alexander at Thebes
    Native Soil
    There are Four of Us
    *‘If all who have begged help . . .’
    Last Rose
    *‘Reviled and acclaimed . . .’
    ‘This land . . .’
    *‘It is no wonder . . .’
    ‘What’s war? What’s plague? . . .’
    In Memory of V. C. Sreznevskaya
    Christmastime (24 December)
    ‘You will hear thunder and remember me . . .’

    REQUIEM

    POEM WITHOUT A HERO

    Notes
    Translator’s Acknowledgments

    *Poems not published in the collection but written in the same epoch.