Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SUNSET IN MOSCOW, by EDNA DEAN PROCTOR Poet's Biography First Line: O the splendor of the city Last Line: Chill the wind of midnight blows. Alternate Author Name(s): Dean Variant Title(s): Moscow At Evening Subject(s): Evening; Moscow; Russia; Sunset; Twilight; Soviet Union; Russians | ||||||||
O THE splendor of the city, When the sun is in the west! Ruddy gold on spire and belfry, Gold on Moskwa's placid breast; Till the twilight soft and sombre Falls on wall and street and square, And the domes and towers in shadow Stand like silent monks at prayer. 'T is the hour for dream and legend: Meet me by the Sacred Gate! We will watch the crowd go by us; We will stories old relate; Till the bugle of the barracks Calls the soldier to repose, And from off the steppe to northward Chill the wind of midnight blows. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...OXOTA: A SHORT RUSSIAN NOVEL: CHAPTER 259 by LYN HEJINIAN A FOREIGN COUNTRY by JOSEPHINE MILES THE DIAMOND PERSONA by NORMAN DUBIE IN MEMORIAM: 1933 (7. RUSSIA: ANNO 1905) by CHARLES REZNIKOFF TAKE A LETTER TO DMITRI SHOSTAKOVITCH by CARL SANDBURG READING THE RUSSIANS by RUTH STONE THE SOVIET CIRCUS VISITS HAVANA, 1969 by VIRGIL SUAREZ A PROBLEM IN AESTHETICS by KAREN SWENSON COLUMBUS DYING [MAY 20, 1506] by EDNA DEAN PROCTOR SA-CA-GA-WE-A; THE INDIAN GIRL WHO GUIDED LEWIS AND CLARK by EDNA DEAN PROCTOR |
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