1. Marina Tsvetaeva Marina Tsvetaeva was born in Moscow. Her father, Ivan Tsvetayev, was aprofessor of art history and the founder of the Museum of Fine Arts. http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/tsveta.htm

Choose another writer in this calendar: by name: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Marina Ivanova Tsvetaeva (1892-1941) - also Marina Cvetaeva, Marina Tsvetayeva One of the most original of the Russian 20th-century poets, whose literary rehabilitation began in the 1960s. Tsvetaeva's disciplined poetry arose from her own contradictory personality, eccentricity and highly controlled use of language. Among her innumerable themes were female sexuality and the tension between women's private emotions and their public roles. She lived in exile in the 1920s and 1930s because of her political views. After returning to the Soviet Union and being ostracized by the literary community she committed suicide in 1941. What shall I do, singer and first-born, in a world where the deepest black is grey, and inspiration is kept in a thermos? with all this immensity in a measured world? (from 'The Poet', trans. by Elaine Feinstein) Evening Album , a tribute to her childhood. The book was privately published and was dedicated to the narcissist diarist Bashkiartseff (1858-1884). For Russian writers Bashkiartseff became the ideal of the female artist, and her writings were also dealt by Simone de Beauvoir in her study The Second Sex Evening Album was favorable reviewed by Nikolai Gumilyov (1886-1921), a poet and literary critic, who was accused after the Revolution of antiregime conspiracy and shot without trial.

2. Marina Tsvetaeva Selected poems in English translation by Erdene Huasai.Category Arts Literature Authors T Tsvetaeva, Marina......Marina Tsvetaeva (18921941), *** Mne nravitsya,chto vu bol'nu me mnoi 1999,October,My Favorite Links The World of Marina Tsvetaeva, The Great Gobi, http://www.geocities.com/erdenechimegb/Marina_Tsvetaeva.html

Sign Guestbook View Guestbook Marina Tsvetaeva Mne nravitsya, chto vu bol'nu me mnoi... I like that you are obsessed, but not by me. I like that I am sick, but not by you. That never ever the heavy round Earth Would sail itself away under our feet. I like, it is permitted to be funny And loose - and is not to play with words, Is not to blush with stifling wave slightly Have touched sleeves each other's, you and me. And I like still that you can calmly Embrace the others in my dear presence, You don't predict me burning in the hell Because I kiss not you, but someone else. Again and again my tender name, my tender, You haven't mentioned day or night - in vain... That never in the church silence for forever Would sing above us: halli -halleluya! Thank you for that, from very heart and hand, You do love me - and never knowing it!-so much, For peace and rest allowed me at nights, For rarity of seeing you at sunsets, For walking not together under the moon And for the sun is not above us all along, For you are sick - alas! -but not by me, For I am sick - alas! - but not by you.

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5. Poems Of Marina Tsvetaeva MARINA TSVETAEVA (Born 1892, Died 1941) Click here to see what the World Wide Weboffers in terms of works, biography, and gossips about Marina Tsvetaeva. http://www.poetryloverspage.com/poets/tsvetaeva/tsvetaeva.html

A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY M ARINA T SVETAEVA (Born 1892, Died 1941) (Translations from Russian) Marina Tsvetaeva published her first verse in 1911, wrote poems between 1918 and 1920 in praise of the White armies and their fight against Bolshevism, and produced the greater part of her work in Western Europe, where she emigrated in 1922. Her poetry of whirling and staccato rhythms is uneven in quality, but forceful and original. She returned to Russia in 1939 and committed suicide two years later. From "The Heritage of Russian Verse," by Dimitri Obolensky Note: Please maximize your brouser's window and use the yellow index at the bottom of the screen for navigation. Check out the new Search Engine , which I have designed for my poetry pages! Click here to let me know what you think about the new look of this page. You are also welcome to sign my Guest Book A "And Now, Loading the Camel's Hump" "As the Hand on Left With..." E "Every Verse is a Child of Love" F "From Mirror's Plane Where..." I "I Bless a Night I Sleep..." "If Your Soul Was Born..." S "The Shrine That was High..."

6. Marina Tsvetaeva Marina Tsvetaeva. (1892 1941). 1892 de Moskova'da dogan sair 10yasindayken siir yazmaya basladi. Ilk kitabi Aksamin http://yitikulke.hypermart.net/marina-tsvetaeva.htm

/* Matchmaker.com: Sign up now for a free trial. Date Smarter! Marina Tsvetaeva 1892 de Moskova'da doðan þair 10 yaþýndayken þiir yazmaya baþladý. Ýlk kitabý "Akþamýn Albümü" 1910 da þair henüz 17 yaþýndayken basýldý. Diðer kitabý "Sihirli Iþýk" 1912 de yayýnlandý. 1912 ile 1922 yýllarý arasýnda Moskova da yaþayan Marina Tsvetaeva (soyadý türkçe çiçekli ya da renkli anlamýna geliyor) kendine has þiirsel ritm sistemini mükemmelleþtiren romantik þiirler yazmýþtýr. 1922 de Çek Cumhuriyetine hicret etti ve oradan da Fransa'ya... 17 yýl sonra 1939 da Sovyetler Birliði'ne 14 yaþýndaki oðlunu "anavatanýný vermek" üzere geri döndü. Stalinci devlet anlayýþý þairi öylesine hor gördü ve dýþladý ki anlatmaya kelimeler yetmez. 1941 yýlýna kadar dayanabildi. Yani sadece iki yýl. Þair için o yýl Sibirya'daki Yelabuga þehrine sürgün kararý çýktýðýnda Boris Pasternak, Marina Ivanovna'nýn bavulunu iple baðladý. Maalesef þair o ipi kendini asmak için kullanmýþtýr.

7. Marina Tsvetaeva - Wikipedia Marina Tsvetaeva. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Marina Tsvetaevawas born in Moscow. She was one of the most original of http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_Tsvetaeva

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9. Marina Tsvetaeva - Quotation Guide Marina Tsvetaeva There are books so alive that you're always afraidthat while you weren't reading, the book has gone and changed http://www.annabelle.net/topics/author.php?firstname=Marina&lastname=Tsvetaeva

10. Tsvetaeva Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva (18921941). Texts. Anne Akhmatovoj Shostakovich;Dialog Gamleta s sovest'ju Shostakovich; Mne nravitsja Tariverdiyev; http://www.recmusic.org/lieder/t/tsvetaeva/

Marina Ivanovna Tsvetaeva (1892-1941) Texts Anne Akhmatovoj: Shostakovich Dialog Gamleta s sovest'ju: Shostakovich Mne nravitsja: Tariverdiyev Mne nravitsja, chto vy bol'ny ne mnoj : Tariverdiyev ( Mne nravitsja Moji stikhi: Shostakovich Mojim stikham, napisannym tak rano : Shostakovich ( Moji stikhi Na dne ona, gde il i vodorosli : Shostakovich ( Dialog Gamleta s sovest'ju Net, byl baraban: Shostakovich Net, byl baraban pered smutnym polkom : Shostakovich ( Net, byl baraban O muza placha, prekrasnejshaja iz muz! : Shostakovich ( Anne Akhmatovoj Otkuda takaja nezhnost'?: Shostakovich Otkuda takaja nezhnost'? : Shostakovich ( Otkuda takaja nezhnost'? Po`et i Car': Shostakovich Potustoronnim zalom carjei : Shostakovich ( Po`et i Car' Back to the Lied and Song Texts Page

11. Arts/Literature/Authors/T/Tsvetaeva,_Marina Arts / Literature / Authors / T / Tsvetaeva, Marina. Marina tsvetaeva marinaTsvetaeva home page includes English translations of her poetry. http://www.arts-entertainment-recreation.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/T/Tsvetaeva

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12. Marina Tsvetaeva Marina Tsvetaeva was born in September 26, 1892, in Moscow; her fatherwas a museum curator and her mother a pianist. As a child http://www.blekink.com/tsvetaeva.html

Marina Tsvetaeva was born in September 26, 1892, in Moscow; her father was a museum curator and her mother a pianist. As a child she travelled around Europe with her mother, and attended boarding school in France and Germany. She began writing in her teens, putting out her first book of poems, Vecherny Albom (Evening Album), in 1910. She often visited an artistic commune in Koktebel in the Crimea during the pre-revolutionary years, at the home of poet Maximilian Voloshin, where she met her future husband Sergei Efron. The revolutionary years were a mess; Efron fought for the Whites and they were separated for a few years. Tsvetaeva lived in poverty in Moscow with her two daughters, one of whom died of starvation in a poorhouse. She emigrated to Berlin in 1921 and was reunited with Efron. They later moved to Paris, where she lived from 1925-39. Her return to the USSR in 1939, following her husband's disappearance after his alleged involvement in an emigre assassination plot, was a dead end. Efron had indeed made it back to Russia, but he was seen as unreliable and was shot shortly afterward. Tsvetaeva's daughter Ariadna was sent to prison. Tsvetaeva herself received a chilly reception in Moscow, and little work; forced to leave the city, she eventually hung herself in the small town of Yelabuga in 1941. Books of Tsvetaeva's poems are available in English translations by Elaine Feinstein and David McDuff. Laura Brown has a fine site where you can read some of

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14. Marina Tsvetaeva Marina Tsvetaeva RedFrog Poems from the planet Earth - Marina Tsvetaeva. http://www.az.com/~katrinat/np/tsvet.htm

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15. 'Where Does This Tenderness Come From?' By Marina Tsvetaeva Marina Tsvetaeva Where does this tenderness come from? Where doesthis tenderness come from? These are not the – first curls I http://www.mds.mdh.se/~frv95ihn/lit/tsvetaeva.htm

Marina Tsvetaeva Where does this tenderness come from? Where does this tenderness come from? as stars rise often and go out again (where does this tenderness come from?) so many eyes have risen and died out in front of these eyes of mine. and yet no such song have I heard in the darkness of night before, (where does this tenderness come from?): here, on the ribs of the singer. Where does this tenderness come from? And what shall I do with it, young sly singer, just passing by? Back to Poems in alphabetical order Back to Poems sorted by author

16. MARINA TSVETAEVA MARINA TSVETAEVA. You unforgettable yet so forgetful! Two sunscool down Almighty, put it to rest! Commandments did not uphold. http://chernomore.net/Poetry/Marina_Tsvetaeva.htm

MARINA TSVETAEVA You unforgettable yet so forgetful! Two suns cool down Almighty, put it to rest! Commandments did not uphold This passion to part of gypsies ... ATTEMPT OF JEALOUSY I like it that your heart aches not for me, That not for you my heart is sweetly aching. And that the slow planet underneath Our feet shall never slip away while turning. I like it that I can be unabashed And frivolous, and pay no mind to wording, And not to drown in the waves of choking blush When our sleeves are accidentally brushing. I like it that in my presence you embrace Another woman, with no guilty feelings, That you don’t threaten me with the eternal flames For kissing others openly and freely. And that my sweet name, you, my sweetheart, don’t Ever use in vain daytime or in the evening, And that the silence of a church will not embrace The two of us with Hallelujahs singing. I’m grateful from the bottom of my heart To you. For you, not even knowing, Do love me so: for the nights we rest apart, The moonlight, under which we aren’t strolling, For evening dates predestined not to start

17. Marina Tsvetaeva Books Marina Tsvetaeva Books. Selected Poems By Marina Tsvetayeva, Et Al (paperback). ACaptive Spirit By Marina Tsvetaeva, Marina Ktlsvetaeva. Sochineniia Vol. http://www.american-webshop.com/Marina-Tsvetaeva

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20. The World Of Marina Tsvetaeva — Ìèð Ìàðèíû Öâåòàåâîé The summary for this Russian page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://tsvetaeva.da.ru/

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