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He is considered one of the most important poets of the late 20th century. His work continues to be studied and admired for its formal mastery, intellectual rigor, and unflinching exploration of exile, memory, and the human condition. Brodsky's poetry is characterized by its formal precision and erudition.
- To the President Elect
Joseph Brodsky was born in 1940, in Leningrad, and began...
- From a School Anthology
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- To Urania
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- Love
Poems / Poems about love . A good poem about love transcends...
- I Threw My Arms About Those Shoulders
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- Letter to an Archaeologist
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- Folk Tune
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- A List of Some Observation
Joseph Brodsky was born in 1940, in Leningrad, and began...
- To the President Elect
Learn about the life and work of Joseph Brodsky, a Nobel Prize-winning poet who was persecuted by the Soviet authorities for his Jewish ancestry and his anti-Soviet views. Read some of his poems in Russian and English, translated by himself and others.
A poem by the Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky, written in 1969, expressing his disillusionment with the Soviet era and his longing for freedom. The poem uses metaphors, irony, and wordplay to depict the bleakness and absurdity of the time.
Explore the works of Joseph Brodsky, a Russian-American poet who won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Read his poems with analysis, themes, emotions, topics, and form.
A poem by the Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky about the birth of Christ in a cave. The poem depicts the child's perspective and the star's gaze from the cosmos.
I was but what your gaze. in that dark could distinguish: a dim shape to begin with, later – features, a face. It was you, on my right, on my left, with your heated. sighs, who molded my helix, whispering at my side. It was you by that black.
A poem by the Nobel laureate Joseph Brodsky about the evolution of one's living quarters into a thought and the memories' triumph over reality. Read the full text, analysis and source of this poem on the Poetry Foundation website.
