«(The Overseas Ostrich) Here I come, / in feathers of stanzas, meter and rhyme, / an overseas ostrich, in sum, / is what I’m. / Trying, do I, my poor noggin to hide, / to deep under jangling of plumage abide. I’m not yours, you snow-smothered monstrosity! / Deep, burrow deep / int...»
«The year will come, a year pitch black for Holy Rus, / When crown from head of Romanovs will fall; / The rabble once in thrall to tsars will let sheer havoc loose, / To feed on blood and bloody death will be the lot of all. That year will see the time when law is brought to naught, / When g...»
«A year will come — for Russia a black year — / When the crown so many tsars have worn, will fall; / The mob will lose the love it had for them, / And multitudes will feed on blood and death. / The law, thrown over, will no longer shield / The little children and the chaste young wives;...»
«A year will come, the year of Russia, last, / When the monarchs' crown will be cast; / Mob will forget its former love and faith, / And food of many will be blood and death; / When the cast off law will not guard / A guiltless woman and a feeble child; / When the plague on bodies, sick ...»