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document.writeln(AAMB1); Tsvetayeva, Marina Britannica Concise Print Article Email Article Cite Article Marina Tsvetayeva born Oct. 8, 1892, Moscow, Russia died Aug. 31, 1941, Yelabuga Russian poet. After spending most of her youth in Moscow, she began studies at the Sorbonne in Paris at age 16. She published her first poetry collection in 1910. Her verses on the Russian Revolution glorify the anti-Bolshevik resistance, of which her husband was a part. She lived abroad from 1922 to 1939, mostly in Paris, writing varied works including poetry that increasingly reflected nostalgia for her homeland. Many of her best and most typical poetic qualities are displayed in the long verse fairy tale Tsar-devitsa document.writeln(AAMB2); More on "Marina Tsvetayeva" from the 32 Volume Tsvetayeva, Marina Ivanovna - married name Marina Ivanovna Efron Russian poet whose verse is distinctive for its staccato rhythms, originality, and directness and who, though little known outside Russia, is considered one of the finest 20th-century poets in the Russian language. Feinstein, Elaine

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glossen: artikel Christine Ivanovic Sprachgitter Die Niemandsrose and Sprachgitter in the German news magazine Der Spiegel Die Niemandsrose Die Niemandsrose appears under the epigraph (all poets are Jews). In the poem "Hüttenfenster," the last of the Die Niemandsrose In the following, I intend to elucidate the significance and scope of this epigraph as it appears in its Russian context in the poems at the end of Die Niemandsrose printed in Russian and in the cyrillic alphabet seems to be a Russian sentence, but in fact, it was never spoken in Russian in this way. Prefacing the poem "Und mit dem Buch aus Tarussa," there is no simple way for a German reader to understand it, since the Russian language was by no means widespread in the West Germany of the early sixties. On the contrary, it seems that this indecipherable epigraph was put there to create a meaning of its own, a meaning which relates to all those themes alluded to in the poem itself. As we see, it refers, among other things, to Paul Celan’s numerous translations from Russian: Kyrilisches, Freunde, auch das

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Marina Tsvetayeva Related links: Marina Tsvetayeva Biography by Michael David Coffey Marina Tsvetayeva Bibliography Marina Ivanovna Cvetaeva The Marina Tsvetaeva Homepage Return to Russian Poet's index ... No one has taken anything away     trans. by Kuchkina No one has taken anything away      trans by Feinstein No one has taken anything away     trans. by McDuff Where does such tenderness come from? From Insomnia: 3 "In the immense city of minenight" 5 "Nowadays I am heavens' guest" From 'Poems to Blok' Your name a bird in the hand You are going west of the sun God stooped with care I shall win you from all the lands ... From Poems to Czechoslovakia,"8" Prayer Christ and God! I am longing for a miracle Now, now, at the beginning of the day Oh, let me die, until All my life is like a book for me. You are wise, you won't say strictly: "Have patience, it is not the time yet" You gave me yourself - too much! I am longing at once - for all the roads! Everything I want: with a soul of a gypsy's To go with songs and rob, To suffer for all by the sounds of an organ And run to the fight like an Amazon. Read the stars in a black tower, To lead the children forward though the shadows To make yesterday - a legend, To make every day - insane! I love the cross, the silk, the helmet, My soul is the shadow of glimpses . . . You gave me childhood - better than a tale And give me death - at seventeen! 26 September 1909 Tarusa By Marina Tsvetayeva Translated by Ljubov V. Kuchkina Return to Tsvetayeva's index Return to Russian Poet's index In the Hall Horror has bent and he is creeping Wrapped in stone shawl. We are becoming pale and do not dare sigh. Look, what is happening now Under cover of the enemy's darkness? Their faces are darker than they were We are victors once more! We are links in the mysterious chain. Our spirits will not perish in the struggle, The last battle is near. The dark power will end. We despise the old for Their dull and simple days We know, we know a great deal That they are ignorant of! 1908 - 1910 By Marina Tsvetayeva Translated by Ljubov V. Kuchkina

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