This poet drew on the same folk song as The Knight in the Panther's Skin in a poem about a monk of the Mtsyri rank who fights a wildcat.
The title character of this author's first published poem beheads Leila for dishonoring her father by getting kidnapped. This poet drew on the same folk song as The Knight in the Panther's Skin in a poem about a monk of the Mtsyri rank who fights a wildcat. The title character of a poem by this man gets punched so hard that his copper cross embeds itself in his chest. This author of Khadji-Abrek and (*) The Novice warned his contemporaries that "the judge most terrible awaits you" for being "killers of freedom, genius, and glory" in a eulogy for Alexander Pushkin. He depicted a man who accepts the death penalty from Ivan IV for killing an oprichnik who assaulted his wife in The Song of the Merchant Kalashnikov. For 10 points, name this author of "Death of the Poet" who depicted the superfluous man Pechorin in the novel A Hero of Our Time.
The title character of this author's first published poem beheads Leila for dishonoring her father by getting kidnapped.
Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov