'I'll be there and weariness will vanish.'

by


'I'll be there and weariness will vanish.'
Nizhny Novgorod, Kanavinsky Bridge, 2007

I'll be there and weariness will vanish.
The cold of early morning will please.
There are villages, mysterious and dark –
Storehouses of immortal labour.

My calm and trusting love
Of that place will never be vanquished.
There's a drop of Novgorod blood
In me – a sliver of ice in foaming wine.

And that can never be altered,
It's un-melted by great heat,
And no matter what I may praise –
You shine quietly before me.


3

facebook share button twitter share button reddit share button share on pinterest pinterest


Add 'I'll be there and weariness will vanish.' to your library.

Return to the Anna Akhmatova library , or . . . Read the next poem; 'I'll erase this day from your memory,'

© 2024 AmericanLiterature.com