PoemDeparture
Author / PoetAnna Akhmatova
TagsLandscape, Love, Remembrance, Twilight

Although this land is not my own,
I will remember its inland sea
and the waters that are so cold
the sand as white
as old bones, the pine trees
strangely red where the sun comes down.

I cannot say if it is our love,
or the day, that is ending.

Anna Akhmatova
Anna Akhmatova
23 Jun 1889 - 5 Mar 1966
Region: Eastern Europe
Period: Modernist
Movement: Acmeism
Awards: Lenin Prize

more poems by Anna Akhmatova

Poem NameTopic
Grey-Eyed King (Another Translation)Autumn, King, Loss
March ElegyMemory, Treasures, Wandering
White NightDoor, Hell, Sunset
You Thought I Was That TypeBetrayal, Defiance, Finality
You Will Hear ThunderDeparture, Fire, Longing
You’ll live, but I’ll notDeath, Fate, Freedom
True TendernessDesire, Love, Silence
To The ManyForgetfulness, Love, Reflection
SolitudeMuse, Stones, Sunrise
Sunshine Has Filled The RoomBirthday, Dreams, Snow

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