Emily Dickinsonперевод1 минЯ видела как-то (Перевод)Я видела как-тоАгонии смертной глаза,Что рыскали по комнате,Надеясь на чудеса.Затем — темнота и туман —…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минThese are the Nights that Beetles love —These are the Nights that Beetles love —From Eminence remoteDrives ponderous perpendicularHis figure intimate…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минGossipThe leaves, like women, interchangeSagacious confidence;Somewhat of nods, and somewhat ofPortentous inference,The parties in both cases…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минExcept the heaven had come so nearExcept the heaven had come so near,So seemed to choose my door,The distance would not haunt me so;I had not hoped before.But just to hear the grace depart…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonlife1 минThe OutletMy river runs to thee:Blue sea, wilt welcome me?My river waits reply.Oh sea, look graciously!Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минPortraits are to daily facesPortraits are to daily facesAs an evening westTo a fine, pedantic sunshineIn a satin vest.Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonlife2 минBefore I got my eye put outBefore I got my eye put out –I liked as well to seeAs other creatures, that have eyes –And know no other way –Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минThe one that could repeat the summer dayThe one that could repeat the summer dayWere greater than itself, though heMinutest of mankind might be.And who could reproduce the sun,…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonперевод1 минЧтоб свято чтить обычные дни — (Перевод)Чтоб свято чтить обычные дни —Надо лишь помнить:От вас — от меня —Могут взять они — малость —…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonперевод3 минЯ принял смерть — чтоб жила Красота — (Перевод)Я принял смерть — чтоб жила Красота —Но едва я был погребен —Как в соседнем покое лег Воин другой —Во имя истины умер он."За что,— спросил он,— ты отдал жизнь?"…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минMemorialsDeath sets a thing significantThe eye had hurried by,Except a perished creatureEntreat us tenderlyTo ponder little workmanships…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonlife2 минDear March - Come inDear March - Come in -How glad I am -I hoped for you before -Put down your Hat -Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonlife1 минMy Faith is larger than the Hills —My Faith is larger than the Hills —So when the Hills decay —My Faith must take the PurpleTo show the Sun the way —'Tis first He steps upon the Vane —And then — upon the Hill —And then abroad the World HeTo do His Golden Will —And if…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минHow still the bells in steeples standHow still the bells in steeples stand,Till, swollen with the sky,They leap upon their silver feetIn frantic melody!Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минI know a place where summer strivesI know a place where summer strivesWith such a practised frost,She each year leads her daisies back,Recording briefly, "Lost."But when the south wind stirs the pools…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonlife1 минTwo Butterflies went out at NoonTwo Butterflies went out at Noon—And waltzed above a Farm—Then stepped straight through the FirmamentAnd rested on a Beam—Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonlife1 минI had no time to hate becauseI had no time to hate,The grave would hinder me,And life was not so ampleCould finish enmity.Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минSightBefore I got my eye put out,I liked as well to seeAs other creatures that have eyes,And know no other way.But were it told to me, to-day,…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минPlaymatesGod permits industrious angelsAfternoons to play.I met one, -- forgot my school-mates,All, for him, straightway.God calls home the angels promptly…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonперевод1 минЕсть пустые дома в стороне от дорог (Перевод)Есть пустые дома в стороне от дорог,Вид которых приятен лишь вору -Заколочены досками,Окна смотрят не выше ног,…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минRemembrance has a Rear and Front —Remembrance has a Rear and Front —'Tis something like a House —It has a Garret alsoFor Refuse and the Mouse.Besides the deepest Cellar…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минSoul, take thy riskSoul, take thy risk.With Death to beWere better than be notWith thee.Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минWho robbed the woodsWho robbed the woods,The trusting woods?The unsuspecting treesBrought out their burrs and mosses…Читать далее
Emily Dickinsonpoetry1 минOur own possessions — though our own —Our own possessions — though our own —'Tis well to hoard anew —Remembering the DimensionsOf Possibility.Читать далее