No.8, August, originally as "The Morning" (Утро). "The Wellspring" (Родник) Flowers of the Field, 1901. "Uchan-Su" (Учан-Су) Mir Bozhiy, 1900. No.8, August. "Heatwave" (Зной). Zhiznh, No.11, November. "Sunset" (Закат). Zhiznh, No.9, September. "Dusk" (Сумерки). Mir Bozhiy, No.1, January. "Dead anchor's got sea-marked..." (На мёртвый якорь кинули бакан...) Zhiznh, No.11, November, as "In the Storm" (В бурю). "Long alley leading down to the shore..." (К прибрежью моря длинная аллея...) Mir Bozhiy, No.11, November. "Gold stubblefields are open wide..." (Открыты жнивья золотые...) Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, 1901, No.1, January. "The hour was late, then all of a sudden..." (Был поздний час. И вдруг над темнотою...) Kurjer, 1901, No.207, July 29. "Green colour of the sea..." (Зелёный цвет морской воды...) Mir Bozhiy, 1901, No.11, November, originally as "At the Dawn" (На рассвете). 1901 "Blue skies have opened up..." (Раскрылось небо голубое...) Mir Bozhiy, No.9, September. "Heat-lightning's image, like a dream..." (Зарницы лик, как сновиденье...) Mir Bozhiy, 1901, No.8, August, as "Heat-lightnings" (Зарницы). "Lovely blue eyes, as dusk descends..." (На глазки синие, прелестные...) Narodnoye Slovo (People's Word) newspaper, 1918, No.20, May 4, originally as "Lullaby" (Колыбельная). Written for Ivan Bunin and Anna Tzakhni's son Kolya (1900–1905). According to Vera Muromtseva, there were other poems of this kind, "...strikingly poignant. He's recited them to me, but never published any", she wrote in her memoirs. "Night and Day" (Ночь и день). Mir Bozhiy, 1901, No.12, December. "The Stream" (Ручей). Mir Bozhiy, 1901, No.9, September. "On a snowy peak..." (На высоте, на снеговой вершине...) Russkaya Mysl, 1902, No.2, February, as "In Alps" (В Альпах), sub-titled "Sonnet on Ice". "The air still cold and moist..." (Ещё и холоден и сыр...) Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, 1902, No.1, January, as "Thaw" (Оттепель). "High in vast skies..." (Высоко в просторах неба...) Russkaya Mysl, 1902, No.6, June. "Tender pearls, gift of seas, they're so sweet to me..." (Мил мне жемчуг нежный, чистый дар морей...) Mir Bozhiy, 1902, No.6, June. "The field's in smoke. Sunset gets whiter..." (Дымится поле. Рассвет белеет...) Russkaya Mysl, 1901, No.8, August, as "Off the Mould" (С кургана). "The thunderstorm have passed the forest by..." (Гроза прошла над лесом стороною...) Zhizn, 1901. No.7, July. "In the Old Town" (В старом городе). Mir Bozhiy, 1901, No.7, July. "Lights of sunset moved further to the North..." (Отошли закаты на далёкий север...) Kurjer, 1901, No.179, July 1. "Clouds, like ghosts of ruins..." (Облака, как призраки развалин...) Kurjer, 1901, No.179, July 1. "Those were the