The most important ones were Nikolay Gumilev, Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelstam and Sergey Gorodeckij. Above all defining her identity as a poet, she considered Russian speech her only true homeland and determined to live where it was spoken. . I began by learning it in English. . I dlia nas, sklonennykh dolu, . I gde dlia menia ne otkryli zasov. In 1952, with great displeasure, Akhmatova and the Punins moved out of Fontannyi Dom, which was taken over entirely by the Arctic Institute, and received accommodations in a different part of the city. For example, in Liubov (translated as Love, 1990), a snake and white dove stand for love: Now, like a little snake, it curls into a ball, / Bewitching your heart, / Then for days it will coo like a dove / On the little white windowsill.. Akhmatova was able to live in Sheremetev Palace after marrying, in 1918, Shileikoa poet close to the Acmeist Guild, a brilliant scholar of Assyria, and a professor at the Archeological Institute. She writes, Id like to name them all by name, / But the list has been confiscated and is nowhere to be found. By 1922, as an eminent art historian, he was allowed to live in an apartment in a wing of the Sheremetev Palace. Loving someone to the point of pain. . V samom serdtse taigi dremuchei Starting in 1925, the government banned Akhmatovas works from publication. Captivated by her surroundings in Uzbekistan, she dedicated several short poetic cycles to her Asian house, including Luna v zenite: Tashkent 1942-1944 (translated as The Moon at Zenith, 1990), published in book form in Beg vremeni. As her father, however, did not want her to publish any verses under his respectable name, she chose to adopt her grandmothers distinctly Tatar name Akhmatova as a pen name. The two themes, sin and penitence, recur in Akhmatovas early verse. Anna Akhmatova Poems Hit Title Date Added 1. Photo by Fine Art Images/Heritage Images/Getty Images. Scholars agree that the only real hero of the work is Time itself. She was shortlisted for the Nobel Prize in 1965 and her work ranges from lyric poems to structured cycles. While the palace was her residence for the brief time that she was with Shileiko, it became her longtime home after she moved there again to be with Punin. From this point of view, the title Trostnik is symbolic of the poets word, which can never be silenced.
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