Works

The exhaustion of prison is taking its toll.All the days and the nights arc anguish.Every hope, every passion that...

He gave his oath with all his heart,With all his soul - and on his horse,Gun on his shoulder, straight he sat,Ready...

CHERRY HONEY, with her father and mother, and a half-score of brothers and sisters, lived in a little hut at Trereen,...

1If I was a swallow,If I made noise with wings,At the hour when the dawn flashesAnd the Chulpan-star rises,My home,...

A girl once went to the fair to hire herself for servant. At last a funny-looking old gentleman engaged her, and took...

In the heart, the memory of the sun fades,Yellower turns the grass.The wind disperses the early flakesBarely, with...

Our execution’s soon ‒ we’ve out been taken,And lined up in a solitary spot...In order not to see a deed so...

ACT ISCENE I. Venice. A street.Enter RODERIGO and IAGORODERIGOTush! never tell me; I take it much unkindlyThat thou,...

How helplessly chilled was my chest, yetMy footsteps were nimble and light.I unconsciously put on my left handThe...

The boy there, on the bagpipes playing,The girl, who weaves herself a wreath,Two forest paths that cross while...

At Hilton Hall, long years ago, there lived a Brownie that was the contrariest Brownie you ever knew. At night, after...

Early in the seventeenth century, John Smith, a barn-man at a farm, was sent by his master to cast divots (turf) on...

An old woman was sweeping her house, and she found a little crooked sixpence. "What," said she, "shall I do with this...

The young and old came to a poet in a crowd,The house is already Filled with guests.The poet took them to the...

To O.A. Glebova-SudeikinaAs you stare at the wall, what is catching your eye,In the hour, when sunset still hangs in...

We will gather around the table one May,Our glasses with crimson wine will be filled,There’ll be festively merry...