Love

Love

by Alexander Pushkin 1799–1837

Translated by Ivan Panin (1888) · From Poems (Panin, 1888)

Love

Bitterly groaning, jealous maid the youth was scolding;
He, on her shoulder leaning, suddenly was in slumber lost.
Silent forthwith is the maid; his light sleep now fondles she
Now she smiles upon him, and is shedding gentle tears.

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Pushkin, Alexander. “Love.” Translated by Ivan Panin. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/pushkin/23/.

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Pushkin, Alexander. “Love.” Translated by Ivan Panin. Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/pushkin/23/.

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