Selected Poems
Selected Poems by Boris Leonidovich Pasternak, published by Penguin in 1984, offers a collection of the poet’s work spanning significant periods of Russian history. This edition, written in English and comprising 160 pages, showcases Pasternak’s resilience and dedication to his craft amidst political turmoil. The selection features early lyrics, post-Revolution epics, and later poems that reflect a continuity of themes and values, highlighting his profound engagement with the world around him.
Readers will find a varied exploration of Pasternak’s poetic voice, which captures both the vibrancy and the melancholy of his experiences. The poems reveal a deep sensual response to the changing landscape of Russia, illustrating the complexities of life during a time of upheaval. This collection serves as a testament to Pasternak’s enduring spirit and artistic integrity, inviting readers to engage with the rich tapestry of his work.
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The poetry of Boris Pasternak (1890-1960) was written during the period of greatest upheaval in Russia. Yet despite political persecution Pasternak continued to show the vital fidelity of the poet to his work. This varied selection includes the early lyrics, the post-Revolution epics and the sad tranquility of the later poems – which have a continuity of themes and values and encapsulate Pasternak’s vivid sensual response to the world surrounding him.
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