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Ivan Bunin's recordings

Episodes
2
Language
Russian

Иван Бунин читает стихотворение "Иерихон".

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ИЕРИХОН Текут, скользят огни зеленых мух. Над Мёртвым морем знойно и туманно От блеска звёзд. Песок вдали - как манна, И смутный гул, дрожа, колдует слух. То ропот жаб. Он длится неустанно, Зовёт, томит... Но час полночный глух. Внимает им, быть может, только Дух Среди камней в пустыне Иоанна. Там, между звёзд, чернеет острый пик Горы Поста. Чуть теплится лампадка. Внизу истома. Приторно и сладко Мимозы пахнут. Сахарный тростник Горит от мух... И дремлет Лихорадка, Под жабий бред откинув бледный лик.

14.VIII.08

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Ivan bunin jericho

    No date given · 1:08

  2. И.Бунин - Одиночество (1909 г.)

    No date given · 1:08

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  1. Ivan Bunin's recordings

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