Poems

Emily Dickinson is one of the most mysterious figures in American literature of the 19th century. In her poetry, restrained and deeply meaningful, there are reflections on life and death, nature and immortality, faith, solitude, and inner freedom. The translations by Grigory Kruzhkov carefully preserve the semantic density and tonal fragility of the original, conveying the special musicality, paradoxical nature, and inner tension of Dickinson's poetry.