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  1. Evening is an early collection of poems by the Russian modernist poet Anna Akhmatova. It is translated by Andrey Kneller, who has described her as "a great Russian poet of the Silver Age" and again, "one of Russia's most beloved poets."

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  2. by Anna Akhmatova. In the garden strains of music, Full of inexpressible sadness. Scent of the sea, pungent, fresh, On an ice bed, a dish of oysters. He said to me: 'I'm a true friend!'. And then touched my dress. How unlike an embrace. The closeness of his caress.

  3. Anna Akhmatova. In the Evening. The music rang out in the garden. With such inexpressible grief. Oysters in ice on the plate. Smelled fresh and sharp, of the sea. He told me: «I am your true friend!». And he touched my dress.

  4. May 13, 2011 · Read, review and discuss the In The Evening poem by Anna Akhmatova on Poetry.com.

  5. Upon Evening’ s publication in 1912, Akhmatova became a cult figure among the intelligentsia and part of the literary scene in St. Petersburg. Her second book, Rosary (1914), was critically acclaimed and established her reputation.

  6. In the evening, by Daniel Weissbort Outside, the music is steeped / In such ineffable sadness. / The ice-packed oysters on the dish / Have the sharp, fresh ta...

  7. In the Evening. 1913. The garden's music ranged to me. With dole that's beyond expression. The frozen oysters smelled with freshness. And sharpness of the northern sea. He told me, "I'm the best of friends!", And gently touched my gown's laces. Oh, how differs from embraces.

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