Solomon encourages Albert to poison his father so he can buy a new helmet in The Covetous Knight, which is among his Little Tragedies.
In one of this man's poems, the narrator has his heart cut out and replaced with a "coal alive with flame" by a "shining sixfold Seraph." The author of "The Prophet", he wrote of a moan which is "soaking melancholy meadows in a melancholy light" in his "Winter Journey." Solomon encourages Albert to poison his father so he can buy a new helmet in The Covetous Knight, which is among his Little Tragedies. This man wrote a work wherein Finn explains how Chernomor kidnapped one of the title characters, who Farlaf and Rogday had pursued. In another work, Grigory convinces Maryna he will become czar, though the title character bequeaths the power to his son Feodor. For 10 points, name this man who wrote Ruslan and Lyudmila and Boris Godunov.
In one of this man's poems, the narrator has his heart cut out and replaced with a "coal alive with flame" by a "shining sixfold Seraph."
Aleksandr Sergeyevich {Pushkin}