Osip Emilevich Mandelstam
Born in January 15, 1891 / Died in December 27, 1938 / Russian Federation / Russian
Poems by Osip Emilevich Mandelstam
Venetian Life
... 6 Only in her hands are the rose and the hourglass -- ...
"An American girl of twenty"
... Asleep on the bottom, gloomier than the crypt ...
"When on the squares and in solitary silence"
... When on the squares and in solitary silence ...
Rome
... Rome is but nature's twin, which has reflected Rome ...
"I want to serve you"
... With dry lips. The word does not slake ...
The Decembrist
... Everything's confused and there is no one to say, ...
"We went out of our minds with the easy life"
... But I'm afraid that the first to die will be ...
"I've lost a delicate cameo"
... I pity the tawny Tinotine -- virgin ...
"Beneath a veil of milky white"
... The spirit is not drawn to you in sorely troubled times, ...
"If I am to know how to restrain your hands"
... Where is pleasant Troy, where is the king's, the maiden's home ...
A flame is in my blood
... Another translation of the same poem: ...
"I am cold. Transparent Spring dresses"
... We drink with every breath the deathly air ...
"Your marvelous pronunciation"
... Like blind men, through the long night ...
This
... I can only lift you towards the light ...
"No, not the moon..."
... That lights of stars I feel as light internal! ...
