This author admires a certain actor for pounding out a tap dance of mortal sadness against Klondike frosts in "To Charlie Chaplin," while his time in Santo Domingo inspired the long poem "Fuku."  
This author admires a certain actor for pounding out a tap dance of mortal sadness against Klondike frosts in "To Charlie Chaplin," while his time in Santo Domingo inspired the long poem "Fuku."  He sarcastically thanks Samuel Cohen for his new weapon in "Momma and the Neutron Bomb," while he remembers singing "Little Bricks" for a woman in hopes of getting some food in the "Ballad about Sausage."  He noted that we "grow more candid as we grow up" in a long poem in which the speaker is asked about a visit to the Hall of Columns in March 1953, "Zima Junction."  In his most famous poem, the speaker identifies with a "young boy in Byelostok," Dreyfus, and Anne Frank after noticing that no monument stands over the titular ravine.  FTP, name this Russian poet of "Bratsk Station" and "Babi Yar."
This author admires a certain actor for pounding out a tap dance of mortal sadness against Klondike frosts in "To Charlie Chaplin," while his time in Santo Domingo inspired the long poem "Fuku."  
Yevgeny Yevtushenko