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Blake Links: Sampson's Blake The poetical works of William Blake (1905).djvu Works of William Blake; poetic, symbolic, and critical (1893) Volume 2.djvu

Translations into English:

Baratynsky:

1. Sacred song heals the sick spirit

Blok:

1. Night. City calmed down

Derzhavin:

1. Time's river in its rushing current

Kharms: (→ Wikilivres)

1. Blue notebook No. 10 → Wikilivres
2. Four illustrations of that how a new idea strikes a person unprepared for it → Wikilivres

Khayyám:

1. Where have we come from? Where are we going?
2. The Rose said: “Oh, my most radiant beauty
3. What do you mean to the world? – Nothing!

Khlebnikov

1. Invocation by Laughter

Lermontov:

• Farewell, farewell, unwashed Russia
• The Sail
• The Pine Tree
• From beneath a mysterious and ice-cold half-mask

Mandelstam: (Osip Mandelstam → Wikilivres)

1. A meagre beam in a cold measure → Wikilivres
2. And I go out from space → Wikilivres
3. And Schubert on the water, and Mozart in the bird's hubbub → Wikilivres
4. And the toothed paw of the maple tree → Wikilivres
5. Blok – a king → Wikilivres
6. Do you remember runners in → Wikilivres
7. Eyelashes are stinging. Tear took a fancy to the chest → Wikilivres
8. The Fly → Wikilivres
9. From needle-shaped pestilential glasses → Wikilivres
10. From the semi-dark hall, suddenly → Wikilivres
11. Hagia Sophia → Wikilivres
12. Help me, The Lord, to live through the night → Wikilivres
13. I'm given a body — what to do with it? → Wikilivres
14. I love the uprise of a texture (1) → Wikilivres
15. I love the uprise of a texture (2) → Wikilivres
16. Insomnia. Homer. The rows of stretched sails → Wikilivres
17. More tender than tender → Wikilivres
18. No, it is not a migraine, but pass me a pencil of menthol → Wikilivres
19. O butterfly, O Moslem-woman → Wikilivres
20. O let me go, Voronezh, O return me → Wikilivres
21. Overcoming the firmness of nature → Wikilivres
22. O, we are so afraid, I and you → Wikilivres
23. Sisters heaviness and tenderness — your signs are the same → Wikilivres
24. Stalin Epigram → Wikilivres
25. Telephone cries at the door → Wikilivres
26. Tell me, Desert Draftsman → Wikilivres
27. The careful and muted sound → Wikilivres
28. The Christmas trees are shining → Wikilivres
29. The dull air is moist and resounding → Wikilivres
30. The Light Moscow Rain → Wikilivres
31. The tiny appendage of the sixth sense → Wikilivres
32. To read only children's books → Wikilivres
33. When after destroying the sketches → Wikilivres
34. You want to be like a baby toy → Wikilivres

Mayakovsky

1. But Could You?
2. Comprehensive Picture of Spring

Pushkin:

1. The Singer
2. Awakening
3. Elegy
4. The Horse
5. To*** Kern 1825

Tsvetaeva:

1. Di – stance: versts, miles

Quotation:

"Wikisource, however, is not just for old sources that already exist. We are also doing some fascinating translation work, some of it never before seen. One contributor, Dmitri Smirnov, is hard at work creating stunning translations of some of the major Russian poets, including Baratynsky, Mandelstam, and Pushkin. Here is just one example: More tender than tender^[1]." (Danny Wool, Wikimedia Fondaton, Front page, 6 November 2006)

Note

1. Moved to Wikilivres because of Copyright matter (DS)

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