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Poems

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Poems
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Emily Dickinson (1830–1886) was an American poet whose life remains shrouded in mystery. Her poetic vision is woven from subtle and deliberately opaque images. Her poetry contains a sharp intensity of feelings and stylistic restraint. The poems are presented in the original and in Vera Markova’s translation. Vera Markova (1907–1995) was a poet and translator, philologist, and researcher of classical Japanese literature. The similarity of their creative destinies creates a special connection between the original and the translation, allowing the latter to penetrate the depths of poetic thought with exceptional sensitivity.
Published in Russian and English.
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