FTP, name this poem by Anna Akhmatova about a woman whose single glance caused her to be turned into a pillar of salt.
The second stanza of this poem describes a city with a square where the subject used to sing, a tall house where the marriage bed was blessed by sons and daughters of the subject, a spinning shed, and red towers.  The fourth stanza of this poem suggests that the subject is too insignificant for any concern and asks who will grieve for her.  This poem begins by describing a figure following the track of God's shining agent over a black mountain.  FTP, name this poem by Anna Akhmatova about a woman whose single glance caused her to be turned into a pillar of salt.
The second stanza of this poem describes a city with a square where the subject used to sing, a tall house where the marriage bed was blessed by sons and daughters of the subject, a spinning shed, and red towers.  
Lot's Wife or Lotova Zhena