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Poem
A resource consisting primarily of words for reading, specifically in the form of poetry.
Text
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<p>Over the empty fields a black kite hovers,<br />and circle after circle smoothly weaves.<br />In the poor hut, over her son in the cradle<br />a mother grieves:<br />‘There, suck my breast: there, grow and take our bread,<br />and learn to bear your cross and bow your head.</p>
<p>Time passes. War returns. Rebellion rages.<br />The farms and villages go up in flame,<br />and Russia in her ancient tear-stained beauty,<br />is yet the same,<br />unchanged through all the ages. How long will<br />the mother grieve and the kite circle still?</p>
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Poem
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stylistic (literary)
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Title
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The Kite
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Alexander Blok
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<p>Alexander Blok, <em>The Kite</em>, trans. by Frances Cornford and Esther Polianowsky Salaman, in <em>The Penguin Book of Russian Poetry</em>, ed. by Robert Chandler, Boris Dralyuk and Irina Mashinski (Penguin Classics, 2015), p. 192.</p>
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1916-01-01/1916-12-31
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Elena Goodwin
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Print
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English
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Poem