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Alexander Pushkin — poem “Signs”

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Signs

To thee I rode: living dreams then
Behind me winding in playful crowd;
My sportive trot my shoulder over
The moon upon my right was chasing.

From thee I rode: other dreams now….
My loving soul now sad was,
And the moon at left my side
Companion mine now sad was.

To dreaming thus in quiet ever
Singers we are given over;
Marks thus of superstition
Soul’s feeling with are in accord!

1829.

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

Translated by Ivan Panin



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