Verfügbarkeit: An anthology of contemporary Russian women poets

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Sprache:	English Russian
Veröffentlicht:	Manchester Carcanet press 2005
Ausgabe:	1 publ.
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1900-2000 Geschichte 1980-2004 Russian poetry > Women authors > Translations into English Russian poetry > 20th century > Translations into English Frauenliteratur Russisch Anthologie
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-245) and index
Beschreibung:	xx, 266 p.
ISBN:	1857547411

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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface by Stephanie Sandier xvii Introduction by Daniel Weissbort 1 A Note on Transliteration 5 BELLA AKHMADULINA translated by Catriona Kelly In the Botkin Hospital 7 To Await Arrival 8 POLINA BARSKOVA translated by Peter France Evening at Tsarskoe Selo 11 [ The poet has passed away] 12 TATYANA BEK translated by Robert Reid [Beneath the flakes of Russian snow] 14 [ We ve all got history on our hands .. . ] 14 NATALYA BELCHENKO translated by Robert Reid [I d happily survey the world] 16 [It s boring looking at the same old contents j 16 [Chameleons are fine] 17 LARISA BEREZOVCHUK translated by Richard McKane t Calm rocks to sleep in your usual place ] 18 MARINA BORODITSKAYA translated by Ruth Fainlight [Now I am a fan of silence] 19 Christmas Eve 19 Sound Letter 19 [So much gentleness from unknown men ] 20 [Poor composer] 21 EKATERINA BOYARSKIKH translated by Richard McKane [A person is reflected by the whirlpool, not the face] 22 ZINAIDA BYKOVA translated by Robert Reid [Close of day] 23 At the Stop 23 [Potatoes in flower] 23 SVETLANA DENCINA translated by Daniel Weissbort Autumnal Equinox 25 Russia 25 REGINA DERIEVA translated by Kevin Carey, Alan Shaw [/ don t feel at home where lam] 27 [BeyondSiberia again Siberia] 27 [On the sea shore, smell of iodine] 28 Theory of Recruiting 28 MARINA DOLIA translated by Daniel Weissbort from Silence 29 IRINA ERMAKOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [. . . toward morning around seven] 31 Gethsemane 32 Lullaby for Odysseus 33 CALINA ERMOSHINA translated by Gerald Janecek [And also—the Minotaur, farmer, owner, respondent] 34 [Autumn your bellringing, the apple of bright weeping] 34 ZOYA EZROKHI translated by Daniel Weissbort A Day at Home 35 Repetition 36 ELENA FANAILOVA translated by Stephanie Sandier [Better this way: it s you with nothing to hold on to] 37 Frida s Album (Frida Kahlo s Album) 37 NINA CABRIELIAN translated by Peter France A Phoenician Statuette 39 Tortoise 39 from the cycle Erebuni 40 MARIYA CALINA translated by Daniel Weissbort Ghazal 42 [ What, in July s honey heat, do you weep for, poorgoy] 42 [I said to him—Just don t throw me into that briar patch] 43 DIN A CATINA translated by Chris Jones [I m being stalked by a bird] 44 [My eyes are] 44 ANNA GLAZOVA translated by Max Nemtsov solo 46 the grant of death 46 from Cities 47 LINOR GORALIK translated by the author, revised by Robert Reid [Here I am] 49 [Every few weeks I see there is an empty chair in our local nursery] 50 NATALYA GO RBAN EVSKAYA translated by Elizabeth Krizenesky, Daniel Weissbort [/ will not be able to explain why] 51 [ The rhymes picked me in a ditch ] 51 [ What I drink is not hot, not sweet] 52 [ We live—sometimes ] 5 2 Notes of a Cold War Veteran 52 [Epiphanies] 53 ANNA GORENKO translated by Peter France [ There the folk museum alone lies in its embers] 54 [Flowers live faster than rotting of cherries] 54 [death covers up nakedness] 54 [houses like piles of children s books] 55 Translated from the European 55 NINA GORLANOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort Three Liners 57 FAINA GRIMBERG translated by Richard McKane [The reflection of a wet finger .. .] 58 ELENA ICNATOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [ Then there was the rose I fell in love with] 59 [ To sob, pressing oneself against the officer s greatcoat] 60 NINA ISKRENKO translated by Stephanie Sandier Another Woman 61 OLCA IVANOVA translated by Jenefer Coates To Russian Women 65 [Do I hold the past in my hands] 65 [ Time turned inside out] 66 [Imeet myself each and every day] 66 SVETLANA IVANOVA translated by Jenefer Coates, Angela Livingstone [O caterpillar, daughter of the butterfly] 67 [Bird, start up your moan, your whine] 67 Subterranean River Poem 68 INNA KABYSH translated by Fay Marshall and Alex Marshall Making Jam in July 69 [ Whenever the prodigal son returns home] 70 KATIA KAPOVICH translated by Richard McKane [Somethingfrom an untidy Russian life] 71 [Parting makes simple sense] 71 SVETLANA KEKOVA translated by Ruth Fainlight [Space is arched like a sail] 73 [ With much effort, I glimpse in the darkness and rubbish] 73 [Running water is cold, the river from Eden flows east] 74 [ The tsar sits on his throne as if he sat on bones] 75 [Look, a man is flying and] 75 [Already, no more suffering, no] 76 MARINA KHACEN translated by Linor Goralik [in the branches shade] 78 OLGA KHVOSTOVA translated by Tatyana Retivova Flood Songs 79 MARIYA KILDIBEKOVA translated by Roy Fisher [Pizza s a populous island] 82 [Everybody was going on talking the same talk] 82 NINA KOSSMAN translated by the author [A bomb said to a city ] 8 5 Cassandra to Agamemnon 85 Backward Sound 86 ELENA KOSTYLEVA translated by Max Nemtsov [A vacancy instead of you] 88 IRINA KOVALEVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [/ can still make you out] 91 [. .. And there was beauty] 91 ELLA KRYLOVA translated by Yury Drobyshev and Carol Rumens The Pilgrims 93 Cornflowers 93 MARINA KUDIMOVA translated by Catriona Kelly [Prison, zona, the camps, Talddi Kustandi, and the low road] 95 [ The pleated strata of air] 96 INNA KULISHOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [Tillnow] 97 [Totaldarkness] 97 YULIYA KUNINA translated by Richard McKane Inconsistent Self Portrait 98 INGA KUZNETSOVA translated by Max Nemtsov [speech is a stream] 99 [I m trying to fit my destiny into] 99 [repairs are like the fall of Pompeii] 99 [for a centenary] 100 [ a seagull shrilly in my head] 101 [ breadcrumbs falling from the table] 101 A Wand 102 EVGENIYA LAVUT translated by Yury Drobyshev and Carol Rumens About Love 103 [In the body of the town I m a pupil] 103 ELENA LAZUTKINA translated by Robert Reid [The wind s mane] 105 [I stand and inspect thephenomena drawn up] 105 [Ruined so many romances] 105 INNA LISNIANSKAYA translated by Ruth Fainlight, Daniel Weissbort Ode to the Computer 106 [Between hope and failure] 106 [Like the earth turning, I creak, and dream ] 107 Triptych of Reflection 107 Jealousy 108 [ Quiet days and quiet evenings ] 109 SVETA LITVAK translated by Daniel Weissbort [Shadows of the plane tree leaves] 110 [/ catch the smell of beans] 111 MARA MALANOVA translated by Nika Skandiaka Morning 112 [Many films begin with a funeral] 113 [Among the men some carved bone dice are thrown] 113 [Like a faded painting] 114 KSENIYA MARENNIKOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [/, Mariya, burn yourfingers] 115 [Mother, squatting hurts] 115 [Don t let me leave you, I may die] 116 [my head is spinning to the right] 116 OLGA MARTYNOVA translated by Elaine Feinstein [ What does the river know of its own bed] 117 [Night unwraps the true stuff of the world] 117 IRINA MASHI NSKAYA translated by the author [So I stood by and watched] 119 Newspapers on the Plateau 119 LARISA MILLER translated by Richard McKane [ The light cross of lonely strolls] 121 [Let sfill in the form: date of birth] 121 [ The heavens are playing with the earth] 122 TATYANA M I LOVA translated by Robert Reid [Sometimes, not often, it s true] 123 [. . .I ve overslept my stop... the train will spit me out] 124 STELLA MOROTSKAYA translated by Vitaly Chernetsky [morning sleep] 125 [Screams and hair come out] 125 Tomato 126 RAISA MOROZ translated by Max Nemtsov [ There s a cinnamon tree that grows on the Moon] 127 NECAR translated by Richard McKane [Forgive me that I opened your door silently] 129 Dust 129 OLESIA NIKOLAEVA translated by Catriona Kelly [Once I used to study languages dead for millennia ] 131 [ You can go on holiday now, you can dabble in verse] 132 REA NIKONOVA translated by Gerald Janecek [ The earth is burning] 133 [ Six charred leaves drift ] 133 [Along the threads of veins] 133 [I sit over grief ] 134 VERA PAVLOVA translated by Maura Dooley and Terence Dooley, Jason Schneiderman, Steven Seymour, Derek Walcott, Daniel Weissbort Grass 135 Heaven and Earth 135 from Signs of Life 136 [ This is the way a row of official tulips] 137 [And God saw] 138 [On the way to you] 138 [Armpits smell of linden blossom] 138 from Letter from Memory 139 ALEKSANDRA PETROVA translated by Dennis Silk [ Tarantino s languor and dreaming back] 140 [Again sick] 140 [In Juda desert] 141 LIUDMILA PETRUSHEVSKAYA translated by Daniel Weissbort Poor Ruth 144 OLGA POSTNIKOVA translated by Richard McKane Archangel Cathedral 146 IRINA RATUSHINSKAYA translated by C. J. K. Arkell, Alan Myers [Thusyou lived your life without regret] 147 [Penelope, the screaming is all over] 148 TATYANA RETIVOVA translated by the author Elegy to Atlantis 149 TATYANA RIZDVENKO translated by Daniel Weissbort [Frost and sun, as needed] 152 [It was such a pearly, pink season ] 152 OLGA SEDAKOVA translated by Catriona Kelly, Robert Reid Rain 154 Sant Alessio, Roma 154 In Memory of a Poet 155 EVELINA SHATS translated by Daniel Weissbort [A rose] 160 Sleep soundly, dear poet 160 TATYANA SHCHERBINA translated by J. Kates, Derek Walcott, Daniel Weissbort About Limits 161 [Except for love everything] 161 [ They cut off my hot water] 162 [ What s it you re howling, siren telephone] 162 [ Where are the future s clawlets ?] 163 [ Tell me, Comrade God, how can life, over this stretch ] 163 IRINA SHOSTAKOVSKAYA translated by Daniel Weissbort [Sailor sailor got ashore) 165 [The boy bears a gray shield] 165 [ Today I m a proper king s daughter] 166 ELENA SHVARTS translated by James McGavran, Stephanie Sandier Memorial Candle 167 Conversation with a Cat 167 A Portrait of the Blockade through Genre Painting, Still Life, and Landscape 168 NATALYA STARO DUBTSEVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [Roundabouts solidly turn ] 171 [And it is cold here and a bit strange] 171 MARIYA STEPANOVA translated by Richard McKane Airman 172 DARYA SUKHOVEY translated by Christopher Mattison Spring Scales 175 OLGA SULCHINSKAYA translated by Richard McKane The Kite 179 Crimea 179 [The wind paces on the lower branch] 180 ELENA SUNTSOVA translated by Nika Skandiaka [Beyond is where the passersby end) 181 [as old salts know) 181 [city of summer you inhabit a fluff light city of little claws] 182 [as you and i stand long] 182 VITALINA TKHORZHEVSKAYA translated by Daniel Weissbort Wild Rose 183 [He wouldn t sign the death warrant] 183 Silence 184 YANA TOKAREVA translated by Daniel Weissbort Brief reflection on the greatness of God 185 [ Why is she sleeping on some steps] 185 from On Russian Poetry (1996 2000) 186 ELENA VASILEVA translated by Max Nemtsov [I wish I could look] 187 [I used to be your echo] 187 [She s calling God, she wants to ask Him ] 188 EKATERINA VLASOVA translated by Peter France [A little sympathy] 189 [On an old grand piano] 189 [Isee] 190 [Create me a world] 190 [ There is a way to sew wings on arms] 191 TATYANA VOLTSKAYA translated by Catriona Kelly, Richard McKane, Daniel Weissbort [ The low clouds, the shreds of dry grass] 192 [Rhyme is a woman, trying on clothes] 192 [God is the first snow. He is a leaf, a mosquito] 193 CALINA ZELENINA (GILA LORAN) translated by Daniel Weissbort [With grown up clever hands] 194 Shma Yisrael (Hear, O Israel) 194 CALI DANA ZINGER translated by the author, edited by Ashraf Noor Strategy 197 [I m speaking to make you silent] 198 Lamentation of the Border Guard 199 OLCA ZONDBERC translated by Daniel Weissbort [ The variety of animals, said Khlebnikov] 201 [cockle antarctica] 201 [they all but cry out] 202 [ there were lots of them ] 202 [ To die. And be born as an inspector of playgrounds for tiny tots] 203 Postface: A Poet s View by Elena Fanailova 205 Appendix: The Vavilon Project and Women s Voices among the Young Literary Generation by Dmitry Kuzmin 209 Bibliography 213 The Poets 247 The Translators 259 Index to Titles 263
adam_txt	CONTENTS Preface by Stephanie Sandier xvii Introduction by Daniel Weissbort 1 A Note on Transliteration 5 BELLA AKHMADULINA translated by Catriona Kelly In the Botkin Hospital 7 To Await Arrival 8 POLINA BARSKOVA translated by Peter France Evening at Tsarskoe Selo 11 [ The poet has passed away] 12 TATYANA BEK translated by Robert Reid [Beneath the flakes of Russian snow] 14 [ We 've all got history on our hands . . ] 14 NATALYA BELCHENKO translated by Robert Reid [I'd happily survey the world] 16 [It s boring looking at the same old contents j 16 [Chameleons are fine] 17 LARISA BEREZOVCHUK translated by Richard McKane t Calm rocks to sleep in your usual place ] 18 MARINA BORODITSKAYA translated by Ruth Fainlight [Now I am a fan of silence] 19 Christmas Eve 19 Sound Letter 19 [So much gentleness from unknown men ] 20 [Poor composer] 21 EKATERINA BOYARSKIKH translated by Richard McKane [A person is reflected by the whirlpool, not the face] 22 ZINAIDA BYKOVA translated by Robert Reid [Close of day] 23 At the Stop 23 [Potatoes in flower] 23 SVETLANA DENCINA translated by Daniel Weissbort Autumnal Equinox 25 Russia 25 REGINA DERIEVA translated by Kevin Carey, Alan Shaw [/ don't feel at home where lam] 27 [BeyondSiberia again Siberia] 27 [On the sea shore, smell of iodine] 28 Theory of Recruiting 28 MARINA DOLIA translated by Daniel Weissbort from Silence 29 IRINA ERMAKOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [. . . toward morning around seven] 31 Gethsemane 32 Lullaby for Odysseus 33 CALINA ERMOSHINA translated by Gerald Janecek [And also—the Minotaur, farmer, owner, respondent] 34 [Autumn your bellringing, the apple of bright weeping] 34 ZOYA EZROKHI translated by Daniel Weissbort A Day at Home 35 Repetition 36 ELENA FANAILOVA translated by Stephanie Sandier [Better this way: it's you with nothing to hold on to] 37 Frida's Album (Frida Kahlo 's Album) 37 NINA CABRIELIAN translated by Peter France A Phoenician Statuette 39 Tortoise 39 from the cycle Erebuni 40 MARIYA CALINA translated by Daniel Weissbort Ghazal 42 [ What, in July's honey heat, do you weep for, poorgoy] 42 [I said to him—Just don't throw me into that briar patch] 43 DIN A CATINA translated by Chris Jones [I'm being stalked by a bird] 44 [My eyes are] 44 ANNA GLAZOVA translated by Max Nemtsov solo 46 the grant of death 46 from Cities 47 LINOR GORALIK translated by the author, revised by Robert Reid [Here I am] 49 [Every few weeks I see there is an empty chair in our local nursery] 50 NATALYA GO RBAN EVSKAYA translated by Elizabeth Krizenesky, Daniel Weissbort [/ will not be able to explain why] 51 [ The rhymes picked me in a ditch ] 51 [ What I drink is not hot, not sweet] 52 [ We live—sometimes ] 5 2 Notes of a Cold War Veteran 52 [Epiphanies] 53 ANNA GORENKO translated by Peter France [ There the folk museum alone lies in its embers] 54 [Flowers live faster than rotting of cherries] 54 [death covers up nakedness] 54 [houses like piles of children's books] 55 Translated from the European 55 NINA GORLANOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort Three Liners 57 FAINA GRIMBERG translated by Richard McKane [The reflection of a wet finger . .] 58 ELENA ICNATOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [ Then there was the rose I fell in love with] 59 [ To sob, pressing oneself against the officer's greatcoat] 60 NINA ISKRENKO translated by Stephanie Sandier Another Woman 61 OLCA IVANOVA translated by Jenefer Coates To Russian Women 65 [Do I hold the past in my hands] 65 [ Time turned inside out] 66 [Imeet myself each and every day] 66 SVETLANA IVANOVA translated by Jenefer Coates, Angela Livingstone [O caterpillar, daughter of the butterfly] 67 [Bird, start up your moan, your whine] 67 Subterranean River Poem 68 INNA KABYSH translated by Fay Marshall and Alex Marshall Making Jam in July 69 [ Whenever the prodigal son returns home] 70 KATIA KAPOVICH translated by Richard McKane [Somethingfrom an untidy Russian life] 71 [Parting makes simple sense] 71 SVETLANA KEKOVA translated by Ruth Fainlight [Space is arched like a sail] 73 [ With much effort, I glimpse in the darkness and rubbish] 73 [Running water is cold, the river from Eden flows east] 74 [ The tsar sits on his throne as if he sat on bones] 75 [Look, a man is flying and] 75 [Already, no more suffering, no] 76 MARINA KHACEN translated by Linor Goralik [in the branches' shade] 78 OLGA KHVOSTOVA translated by Tatyana Retivova Flood Songs 79 MARIYA KILDIBEKOVA translated by Roy Fisher [Pizza's a populous island] 82 [Everybody was going on talking the same talk] 82 NINA KOSSMAN translated by the author [A bomb said to a city ] 8 5 Cassandra to Agamemnon 85 Backward Sound 86 ELENA KOSTYLEVA translated by Max Nemtsov [A vacancy instead of you] 88 IRINA KOVALEVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [/ can still make you out] 91 [. . And there was beauty] 91 ELLA KRYLOVA translated by Yury Drobyshev and Carol Rumens The Pilgrims 93 Cornflowers 93 MARINA KUDIMOVA translated by Catriona Kelly [Prison, zona, the camps, Talddi Kustandi, and the low road] 95 [ The pleated strata of air] 96 INNA KULISHOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [Tillnow] 97 [Totaldarkness] 97 YULIYA KUNINA translated by Richard McKane Inconsistent Self Portrait 98 INGA KUZNETSOVA translated by Max Nemtsov [speech is a stream] 99 [I'm trying to fit my destiny into] 99 [repairs are like the fall of Pompeii] 99 [for a centenary] 100 [ a seagull shrilly in my head] 101 [ breadcrumbs falling from the table] 101 A Wand 102 EVGENIYA LAVUT translated by Yury Drobyshev and Carol Rumens About Love 103 [In the body of the town I'm a pupil] 103 ELENA LAZUTKINA translated by Robert Reid [The wind's mane] 105 [I stand and inspect thephenomena drawn up] 105 [Ruined so many romances] 105 INNA LISNIANSKAYA translated by Ruth Fainlight, Daniel Weissbort Ode to the Computer 106 [Between hope and failure] 106 [Like the earth turning, I creak, and dream ] 107 Triptych of Reflection 107 Jealousy 108 [ Quiet days and quiet evenings ] 109 SVETA LITVAK translated by Daniel Weissbort [Shadows of the plane tree leaves] 110 [/ catch the smell of beans] 111 MARA MALANOVA translated by Nika Skandiaka Morning 112 [Many films begin with a funeral] 113 [Among the men some carved bone dice are thrown] 113 [Like a faded painting] 114 KSENIYA MARENNIKOVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [/, Mariya, burn yourfingers] 115 [Mother, squatting hurts] 115 [Don't let me leave you, I may die] 116 [my head is spinning to the right] 116 OLGA MARTYNOVA translated by Elaine Feinstein [ What does the river know of its own bed] 117 [Night unwraps the true stuff of the world] 117 IRINA MASHI NSKAYA translated by the author [So I stood by and watched] 119 Newspapers on the Plateau 119 LARISA MILLER translated by Richard McKane [ The light cross of lonely strolls] 121 [Let'sfill in the form: date of birth] 121 [ The heavens are playing with the earth] 122 TATYANA M I LOVA translated by Robert Reid [Sometimes, not often, it's true] 123 [. . .I've overslept my stop. the train will spit me out] 124 STELLA MOROTSKAYA translated by Vitaly Chernetsky [morning sleep] 125 [Screams and hair come out] 125 Tomato 126 RAISA MOROZ translated by Max Nemtsov [ There's a cinnamon tree that grows on the Moon] 127 NECAR translated by Richard McKane [Forgive me that I opened your door silently] 129 Dust 129 OLESIA NIKOLAEVA translated by Catriona Kelly [Once I used to study languages dead for millennia ] 131 [ You can go on holiday now, you can dabble in verse] 132 REA NIKONOVA translated by Gerald Janecek [ The earth is burning] 133 [ Six charred leaves drift ] 133 [Along the threads of veins] 133 [I sit over grief ] 134 VERA PAVLOVA translated by Maura Dooley and Terence Dooley, Jason Schneiderman, Steven Seymour, Derek Walcott, Daniel Weissbort Grass 135 Heaven and Earth 135 from Signs of Life 136 [ This is the way a row of official tulips] 137 [And God saw] 138 [On the way to you] 138 [Armpits smell of linden blossom] 138 from Letter from Memory 139 ALEKSANDRA PETROVA translated by Dennis Silk [ Tarantino 's languor and dreaming back] 140 [Again sick] 140 [In Juda desert] 141 LIUDMILA PETRUSHEVSKAYA translated by Daniel Weissbort Poor Ruth 144 OLGA POSTNIKOVA translated by Richard McKane Archangel Cathedral 146 IRINA RATUSHINSKAYA translated by C. J. K. Arkell, Alan Myers [Thusyou lived your life without regret] 147 [Penelope, the screaming is all over] 148 TATYANA RETIVOVA translated by the author Elegy to Atlantis 149 TATYANA RIZDVENKO translated by Daniel Weissbort [Frost and sun, as needed] 152 [It was such a pearly, pink season ] 152 OLGA SEDAKOVA translated by Catriona Kelly, Robert Reid Rain 154 Sant'Alessio, Roma 154 In Memory of a Poet 155 EVELINA SHATS translated by Daniel Weissbort [A rose] 160 Sleep soundly, dear poet 160 TATYANA SHCHERBINA translated by J. Kates, Derek Walcott, Daniel Weissbort About Limits 161 [Except for love everything] 161 [ They cut off my hot water] 162 [ What's it you're howling, siren telephone] 162 [ Where are the future s clawlets ?] 163 [ Tell me, Comrade God, how can life, over this stretch ] 163 IRINA SHOSTAKOVSKAYA translated by Daniel Weissbort [Sailor sailor got ashore) 165 [The boy bears a gray shield] 165 [ Today I'm a proper king's daughter] 166 ELENA SHVARTS translated by James McGavran, Stephanie Sandier Memorial Candle 167 Conversation with a Cat 167 A Portrait of the Blockade through Genre Painting, Still Life, and Landscape 168 NATALYA STARO DUBTSEVA translated by Daniel Weissbort [Roundabouts solidly turn ] 171 [And it is cold here and a bit strange] 171 MARIYA STEPANOVA translated by Richard McKane Airman 172 DARYA SUKHOVEY translated by Christopher Mattison Spring Scales 175 OLGA SULCHINSKAYA translated by Richard McKane The Kite 179 Crimea 179 [The wind paces on the lower branch] 180 ELENA SUNTSOVA translated by Nika Skandiaka [Beyond is where the passersby end) 181 [as old salts know) 181 [city of summer you inhabit a fluff light city of little claws] 182 [as you and i stand long] 182 VITALINA TKHORZHEVSKAYA translated by Daniel Weissbort Wild Rose 183 [He wouldn't sign the death warrant] 183 Silence 184 YANA TOKAREVA translated by Daniel Weissbort Brief reflection on the greatness of God 185 [ Why is she sleeping on some steps] 185 from On Russian Poetry (1996 2000) 186 ELENA VASILEVA translated by Max Nemtsov [I wish I could look] 187 [I used to be your echo] 187 [She's calling God, she wants to ask Him ] 188 EKATERINA VLASOVA translated by Peter France [A little sympathy] 189 [On an old grand piano] 189 [Isee] 190 [Create me a world] 190 [ There is a way to sew wings on arms] 191 TATYANA VOLTSKAYA translated by Catriona Kelly, Richard McKane, Daniel Weissbort [ The low clouds, the shreds of dry grass] 192 [Rhyme is a woman, trying on clothes] 192 [God is the first snow. 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