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Alexander Pushkin — poem “Fame”

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Fame

Blessed who to himself has kept
His creation highest of the soul,
And from his fellows as from the graves
Expected not appreciation!
Blessed he who in silence sang
And the crown of fame not wearing,
By mob despised and forgotten,
Forsaken nameless has the world!
Deceiver greater than dreams of hope,
What is fame? The adorer’s whisper?
Or the boor’s persecution?
Or the rapture of the fool?

1824.

Pushkin's farewell to the sea. 1877 painted by Repin

Translated by Ivan Panin



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