A line literally translated as "I remember a wonderful moment" opens a love poem this man wrote to Anna Petrovna Kern.
A line literally translated as "I remember a wonderful moment" opens a love poem this man wrote to Anna Petrovna Kern. This author wrote fairy tales about a "Golden Cockerel," a "Tsar Sultan," and the lovers Ruslan and Ludmilla. In one of his poems, Parasha dies in a (*) flood of the Neva, leading her lover Evgenii to go insane and wander Saint Petersburg before cursing the title statue. One of this author's books was written in a namesake "stanza" and describes the title character reluctantly killing Lensky in a duel. For 10 points, name this Russian poet, the author of "The Bronze Horseman" and the verse novel Eugene Onegin.
A line literally translated as "I remember a wonderful moment" opens a love poem this man wrote to Anna Petrovna Kern.
Alexander Pushkin