Ralph Waldo Emersonpoetry1 минThe Romany GirlTHE sun goes down, and with him takesThe coarseness of my por attire;The fair moon mounts, and aye the flameOf Gypsy beauty blazes higher.Pale Northern girls! you scorn our race;…Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife2 минThe ApologyThink me not unkind and rude That I walk alone in grove and glen;I go to the god of the wood To fetch his word to men.Tax not my sloth that I Fold my arms beside the brook;Each cloud that floated in the sky Writes a letter in my…Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife2 минThe Humble BeeBurly dozing humblebee!Where thou art is clime for me.Let them sail for Porto Rique,Far-off heats through seas to seekЧитать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife13 минWoodnotesIEN the pine tosses itsTo the song of its waterfall tones,Who speeds to the woodland walks?Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife1 минErosThe sense of the world is short, -Long and various the report, -To love and be beloved;Men and gods have not outlearned it;And, how oft soe'er they've turned it,'Tis not to be improved.Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife5 минInitial LoveVenus, when her son was lost,Cried him up and down the coast,In hamlets, palaces, and parks,And told the truant by his marks,Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife1 минLoss And GainVirtue runs before theAnd defies her skill,She is rapt, and dothTo wait a painter's will.Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife2 минEach And AllLittle thinks, in the field, yon red-cloaked clown,Of thee, from the hill-top looking down;And the heifer, that lows in the upland farm,Far-heard, lows not thine ear to charm;Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife2 минGive All To LoveGive all to love;Obey thy heart;Friends, kindred, days,Estate, good fame,Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife2 минTwo RiversThy summer voice,Musketaquit,Repeats the music of the rain;But sweeter rivers pulsing flit Through thee, as thou through the Concord Plain.Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonперевод1 минСнежная буря (Перевод)Предвозвещенный трубным ревом неба,Приходит снег и, словно не снижаясь,Летает над землей, и белый воздухСкрывает даль, реку, леса, холмы,…Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife1 минRubiesThey brought me rubies from the mine,And held them to the sun;I said, they are drops of frozen wine From Eden's vats that run.I looked again,—I thought them hearts Of friends to friends unknown;Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife3 минBlightGive me truths,For I am weary of the surfaces,And die of inanition.If IЧитать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonперевод1 минВоздержанность (Перевод)Ты птиц назвать всех можешь, не охотясь?Ты любишь розы, но не рвешь с куста?Ешь за столом богатых хлеб с бобами?Готов опасность встретить без оружья?…Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife1 минGraceHow much, preventing God! how much ITo the defenses thou hast round me set:Example, custom, fear, occasional slow,These scorned bondmen were my parapet.Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife1 минThe PastThe debt is paid,The verdict said,The Furies laid,The plague is stayed,Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonpoetry1 минParks and PondsParks and ponds are good by day;I do not delightIn black acres of the night,Nor my unseasoned step disturbs…Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife4 минThe World-SoulThanks to the morning light,Thanks to the seething sea,To the uplands of New Hampshire,To the green-haired forest free;Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife3 минOde To BeautyWho gave thee,O Beauty!The keys of this breast,Too credulousЧитать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife3 минThe ProblemI like the church;I like a cowl;I love a prophet of the soul;And on my heart monastic aisles Fall like sweet strains, or pensive smiles;Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife8 минThrenodyThe south-windLife, sunshine, and desire,And on every mount andBreathes aromatic fire,Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonперевод1 минБрама (Перевод)Убийца мнит, что убивает,Убитый мнит, что пал в крови,—Ни тот и ни другой не знает,Куда ведут пути мои.Забвенье, даль — мои дороги,…Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife1 минBrahmaIf the red slayer think he slays,Or if the slain think he is slain,They know not well the subtle waysI keep, and pass, and turn again.Far or forgot to me is near;Читать далее
Ralph Waldo Emersonlife3 минMy GardenIf I could put my woods in song And tell what's there enjoyed,All men would to my gardens throng,And leave the cities void.In my plot no tulips blow,— Snow-loving pines and oaks instead;Читать далее