The speaker of a poem by this author, who claims to be “the world's mindless dweller,” relates the story of a woman named Naima who turns into a dragon and tells of a man who draws a sword from the massive severed head of the wizard Chernomor’s dead brother. This man wrote a poem in which Parasha’s lover wanders the streets of his home city in insanity after she dies in a flood. This author of Ruslan and Ludmila wrote a poem about Evgenii, who curses a statue of Peter the Great that pursues him to his death. For 10 points, name this author of “The Bronze Horseman.”
The speaker of a poem by this author, who claims to be “the world's mindless dweller,” relates the story of a woman named Naima who turns into a dragon and tells of a man who draws a sword from the massive severed head of the wizard Chernomor’s dead brother. This man wrote a poem in which Parasha’s lover wanders the streets of his home city in insanity after she dies in a flood. This author of Ruslan and Ludmila wrote a poem about Evgenii, who curses a statue of Peter the Great that pursues him to his death. For 10 points, name this author of “The Bronze Horseman.”
The speaker of a poem by this author, who claims to be “the world's mindless dweller,” relates the story of a woman named Naima who turns into a dragon and tells of a man who draws a sword from the massive severed head of the wizard Chernomor’s dead brother.