InNo Crime in Rhymin’byA. Gee·Jul 14, 2024As IfI put a sonnet on my Tinder. A lark, but much to my delight It didn’t stymie, block or hinder those that would swipe, and swipe me right…A response icon3
A. Gee·Jul 7, 2024Translating Eugene OneginFew things as challenging as translating Pushkin while staying true to form. Here is the original text of the first stanza, and a somewhat…A response icon1
Ryland·Oct 26, 2023Ryland Reads Russian Lit: Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin Final PartSummary: The last section opens with Tatyana’s family hosting a lavish gathering. Lensky invites Onegin to the festivities although Onegin…
Ryland·Oct 26, 2023Ryland Reads Russian Lit: Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin Part 2Summary: After Tatyana claims she is desperately in love with Eugene she writes a letter. She does not send the letter out of fear that…
Kelly Luck·Oct 1, 2017Lyric’s “Eugene Onegin” speaks of regrets, missed opportunitiesThere is a certain cathartic melancholia that Alexander Pushkin’s Eugene Onegin brings upon the reader; one leaves it with a sensation of…A response icon2
