Another section states, "the blizzard splits his seams, the snow/ laughs wildly up the wirlwind's sleeve.
The author of this question was unable to find any tossups or bonuses on this literary work, although there was a tossup on the author of this poem at 2004 ACF Nationals. One section of this poem states "This is how I will/scratch my head/munch on seeds/some sunflower seeds." (+) Another section states, "the blizzard splits his seams, the snow/ laughs wildly up the wirlwind's sleeve." This poem contains a prostitute, and a character named Peter, and Jesus Christ is used as a metaphor in this poem that describes (*) Red Army Soldiers. This poem compares events in St. Petersburg to a group of people who included Andrew, and Matthew, and this poem was published after some of its author's lesser known works such as "Songs of the Beautiful Lady," and 'The Scythians." For 10 points, name this Symbolist poem published in 1918, a poem that is likely the best known work of Alexander Blok, and is titled after a number.
The author of this question was unable to find any tossups or bonuses on this literary work, although there was a tossup on the author of this poem at 2004 ACF Nationals.
"The Twelve" [or whatever that is in Russian]