Alexander Pushkin - Heart Quotes 6 Sourced Quotes
But, as it is, this pied collection begs your indulgence — it's been spun from threads both sad and humoristic, themes popular or idealistic, products of carefree hours, of fun, of sleeplessness, faint inspirations, of powers unripe, or on the wane, of reason's icy intimations, and records of a heart in pain. Alexander Pushkin
When, wrapped in storm, shall I be battling The billows, while the shrouds are rattling, And roam the sea's expanse unpent, Quit of the shore's dull element? 'Tis time to seek the southern surges Beneath my Afric's sunny sky, And, there at home, for Russia sigh, Lamenting in new songs and dirges The land that knew my love, my pain, Where long my buried heart is lain. Alexander Pushkin