A Captive Spirit: Selected Prose

Marina TSvetaeva

Literature & Fiction

Virago Press, Limited

Marina Tsvetaeva: A captive spirit: Selected prose

World Literature

ARDIS

<p>Marina Tsvetaeva (October 8, 1892 - 31 August 31, 1941) is considered by many to be Russia's greatest female poet, rivaled perhaps only by Anna Akhmatova. Tsvetaeva's poetry was often of a very passionate and almost obsessive nature. She writes of unrequited love and heartbreak, of her admiration for other writers, of the devastation of war, and of her generally troubled life. Nonetheless, she is always able to contain this raw emotion in an extremely rigorous and disciplined form, unique only to her. Especially in her later poetry, frequent enjambments, inner rhymes, short lines, word play, and numerous allusions dominate her work. In this dual-language selection, Andrey Kneller offers his attempts to capture this distinctive style of Marina Tsvetaeva's poetry by preserving both the message and the music of the originals.</p>

My Poems: Selected Poetry Of Marina Tsvetaeva (English and Russian Edition)

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