и пыльные гардины...) Znanye, Vol.IX, 1906, as "Dust" (Прах). "The old man sat resignedly..." (Старик сидел, покорно и уныло...) Poems (1903–1906), as "The Old Man". "23.VII.05" "Autumn. Forest thickets..." (Осень. Чащи леса...) Poems (1903–1906). As "Alder" (Ольха). "The pages of the open book are running on and on..." (Бегут, бегут листы раскрытой книги...) Znanye, book XXI, 1908, as "Daily Routine" (Будни). Here with four more short poems it formed the cycle Rus (Русь). "We've met by chance, on the corner..." (Мы встретились случайно, на углу...) Poems (1903–1906), as "The New Spring" (Новая весна). "The Fire on a Mast" (Огонь на мачте). Poems (1903–1906). "The whole of the see is like a pearly mirror..." (Всё море как жемчужное зерцало...) Zolotoye Runo, 1906, Nos.7-9, as "After the Rain" (После дождя). "In a mountain, among the forest trees, a spring, lively and loud..." (В лесу, в горе, родник, живой и звонкий...) Novoye Slovo magazine, 1906, No.15. "Through pines and fir-trees in the dark front garden..." (Чёрные ели и сосны сквозят в палисаднике тёмном...) Poems (1903–1906), as "On Decline" (На ущербе). "Thick green fir-trees by the road..." (Густой зелёный ельник у дороги...) Poems (1903–1906), as "The Deer" (Олень). "Istanbul" (Стамбул) Novoye Slovo anthology, Vol.1 1907. "Drowns the Sun like a scarlet ember..." (Тонет солнце, рдяным углем тонет...) Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, the monthly version, 1906, No.5, May, as "Shepherds" (Пастухи). "Ra-Osiris, Lord of day and light..." (Ра-Осирис, владыка дня и света…) Znanye, Vo.16, 1907, as "Egypt" (Египет). The Flood (Потоп) Poems (1903–1906). The poem retells the Babylonian myths of The Flood, according to the translations of the cuneiform sources, available at the time. Names of Babylonian gods given in ancient (occasionally corrupted) transcriptions. "Elbrus" (Эльбрус). Poems (1903–1906). "A Novice" (Послушник). Subtitled "The Georgian Song". Poems (1903–1906). "Khaya-bash" (Хая-баш). Poems (1903–1906). "Thamjid" (Тэмжид). Znanye, book 7, 1905. "The Mystery" (Тайна). Znanye, book 7, 1905. The poem about the 'lost' letters of Arabic alphabet, allegedly hiding great mysteries. "With Fishing-spear" (С острогой). Poems (1903–1906). "To a Mystic" (Мистику). Russkaya Mysl, 1905, No.7, July. "Statue of a Woman Christian Slave" (Статуя рабыни-христианки). Zhurnal Dlya Vssekh (monthly), 1905, No.9, September. "Ghosts" (Призраки). Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, the monthly version, 1905, No.7, July. "The Inextinguishable Icon-lamp" (Неугасимая лампада). Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, the monthly version, 1905, No.7, July. "The Top" (Вершина). Znanye, Book 6, 1905, untitled. "By Hidden Paths" (Тропами потаёнными) Mir Bozhy, 1905, No.10, October, untitled. "In the Open Sea" (В