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3. Problem With Your Input Marina Tsvetayeva. Marina Tsvetayeva (18921941) was a Russian poetand memoirist. Letters Summer 1926 Letters Summer 1926 takes http://www.nybooks.com/nyrb/authors/6587&e=747

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5. Paul Celan's Readings Of Marina Tsvetayeva An article by Christine Ivanovic.Category Arts Literature Poetry Poets C Celan, Paul......glossen artikel, “All poets are Jews” Paul Celan’s Readings of marinatsvetayeva Christine Ivanovic It was not a poem by marina tsvetayeva. http://www.dickinson.edu/departments/germn/glossen/heft6/celan.html&e=747

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glossen: artikel Christine Ivanovic Sprachgitter Die Niemandsrose and Sprachgitter in the German news magazine Der Spiegel Die Niemandsrose Die Niemandsrose appears under the epigraph (all poets are Jews). In the poem "Hüttenfenster," the last of the Die Niemandsrose In the following, I intend to elucidate the significance and scope of this epigraph as it appears in its Russian context in the poems at the end of Die Niemandsrose printed in Russian and in the cyrillic alphabet seems to be a Russian sentence, but in fact, it was never spoken in Russian in this way. Prefacing the poem "Und mit dem Buch aus Tarussa," there is no simple way for a German reader to understand it, since the Russian language was by no means widespread in the West Germany of the early sixties. On the contrary, it seems that this indecipherable epigraph was put there to create a meaning of its own, a meaning which relates to all those themes alluded to in the poem itself. As we see, it refers, among other things, to Paul Celan’s numerous translations from Russian: Kyrilisches, Freunde, auch das

7. Marina Tsvetayeva Speaking In Tongues / Scribbling In Voices Scribbling In Voices. marina tsvetayeva. Translated by Alex Sitnitsky http://vladivostok.com/SPEAKING_IN_TONGUES/tsvetayeva3.html

Speaking in Tongues Scribbling In Voices Marina Tsvetayeva Translated by Alex Sitnitsky Two Songs To one, whose craft is parting, fire Simmering down — is naught! A wave Which surge upon and flood entirely — Another one — would sweep away. With ire servile I would not bother To crawl cripplingly, my dear, I — who’s enwombed not by a mother, But in the belly of the sea. Here’s the apple — the earthy sphere, Would you, my honey, — bite it? With Whom you still argue here, dear? — You’re reasoning with sea’ abyss! Unlike earthborn maids, I would rather Not cross my hands, for I am free — The daughter enwombed not by a mother But in the belly of the sea. Nay, our gals cry not, write nothing, Not long for a long hoped — for mail! Nay. Once again, I fish with lasses Without seines and I won’t fail. My strains have power for others — Although why that — wis not to me — Me — who’s enwombed not by a mother, But in the belly of the sea. And that is my possession: which is — To give away — there are still more. And, crashing rocks at seashore’ beaches, My own chest I’m crashing though.

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Marina Tsvetayeva (1892-1941). She was born in Moscow to an art history professor at Moscow University, who founded what is now called Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Her mother was a musician. During the Revolution, she sided with the White Army and emigrated to Prague, then to Paris. After finding exile intolerable, she was persuaded by Pasternak to go back to the Soviet Union. When she returned her husband was arrested and shot. Her son was later killed in the war. Her poetry was silenced and wouldn't be published in Russia. She later hanged herself in the provincial town of Elabuga. We Shall Not Escape Hell We shall not escape Hell, my passionate sisters, we shall drink black resins- we who sang our praises to the Lord with every one of our sinews, even the finest. we did not lean over the cradles or spinning wheels at night, and now we are carried off by an unsteady boat under the skirts of a sleeveless cloak

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10. Twentieth Century Poetry In Translation Translator's Index F Russian. tsvetayeva, marina SELECTED POEMS. tsvetayeva, marina SELECTED POEMS.tsvetayeva, marina SELECTED POEMS. tsvetayeva, marina SELECTED POEMS. http://pigeon.cch.kcl.ac.uk/mpt/tridx/idx-F.html&e=747

11. Twentieth Century Poetry In Translation Translator's Index N tsvetayeva, marina AFTER RUSSIA/POSLE ROSSII. Nayden, Michael M. tsvetayeva, marinaPOEM OF THE END Selected Narrative And Lyrical Poetry. Newman, Barclay M. http://pigeon.cch.kcl.ac.uk/mpt/tridx/idx-N.html&e=747

12. Marina Tsvetayeva Speaking In Tongues Scribbling In Voices. marina tsvetayeva. ÌÀÐÈÍÀ ÖÂÅÒÀÅÂÀ.Translated by Maya Jouravel. Translation © 19941998 by Maya Jouravel. http://www.vladivostok.com/Speaking_in_Tongues/tsvetayeva2.htm&e=747

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16. Problem With Your Input Bibliography of books and articles by marina tsvetayeva, from The New YorkReview of Books. The New York Review of Books marina tsvetayeva. http://www.nybooks.com/authors/6587&e=747

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