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ANNA AKHMATOVA: The Ghost
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The Ghost
1919They scrape – the hanging lanterns’ balls, Which had been lighted so early. The snow flakes, in their by-falls, Shine brighter and more festive-fairly. And, speeding forth their even race, As if well-feeling their chase own, The horses run through falling flakes Under the blue net of the snow. And Cossack, dressed with sewn gold, Behind the sleigh, stands like a stone, And the tsar strangely looks at all With his eyes, empty ones and shone. Translated by Yevgeny Bonver, August 14, 2004
Corrected May-June 2008
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