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Anna Akhmatova
23 June 1889 – 5 March 1966 / Odessa
Poems of Anna Akhmatova
"Thank You, God..."
A Widow In Black
Alexander By Thebes
Along The Hard Crust Of Deep Snows
And As It's Going
And You, My Friends Who Have Been Called Away
As A White Stone In The Well's Cool Deepness
But Listen, I Am Warning You
Celebrate
Crucifix
Departure
Everything
Gray-Eyed King
Greetings!
He Did Love
Here Is My Gift
Here Pushkin’s Endless Exile Has Begun -
How Can You Bear To Look At The Neva?
How Many Demands...
I am a Bard...
I Don'T Know If You'Re Alive Or Dead
I Don'T Like Flowers
I Have No Use For Odic Legions
I Hear The Oriole's Always-Grieving Voice
I Saw My Friend At The Front Door
I Taught Myself To Live Simply
I Was Born In The Right Time, In Whole
I Wrung My Hands
If The Moon On The Skies Does Not Roam
In Dream
In Human Closeness There Is A Secret Edge
In Memory Of M.B.
In The Evening
Let Somebody Else Rest By Southern Sea
Lot's Wife
Lying In Me
March Elegy
Memory Of Sun
Muse
Music
My Hands Clasped Under A Veil
My Way
Now No-One Will Be Listening To Songs
One Goes In Straightforward Ways
Our Native Earth
Rachel
Reading 'Hamlet'
Requiem
Shade
So Again We Triumph!
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