She wrote about a voice who tempts her to leave her "deaf and sinful land" in the opening of her collection Plantain, which she finished after her collections White Flock and Evening.
A speaker of one of this poet's works goes "into never and nowhere/like trains – off the railroad." The speaker asks the title character of another of her poems to "let your words shine and flow" in her work "Reading Hamlet," and she wrote a poem where "an autumn whisper" pleads "Die with me!" She wrote about a voice who tempts her to leave her "deaf and sinful land" in the opening of her collection Plantain, which she finished after her collections White Flock and Evening. One of her works describes the word falling on the speaker's "still living breast" in its 7th section Sentence, and another describes a "superfluous shadow/with neither face nor name." Author of Anno Domini MCMXXI, Requiem, and "Poem Without a Hero," for 10 points, name this Russian Acmeist poet.
A speaker of one of this poet's works goes "into never and nowhere/like trains – off the railroad.
Anna {Akhmatova} [or Anna Andreevna {Gorenko}]