Vera Muromtseva's The Life of Bunin. 1890 "What is the use of talking, and of what..." (Зачем и о чем говорить?..) Orlovsky Vestnik newspaper, 1891, No.22, January 22. "Late summer..." (Поздним летом...) Poems 1887–1891, 1891. "An Imitation of Pushkin" (Подражание Пушкину). The Works by I.A.Bunin, 1915, Vol.1 1891 "In a cloud that blocks the sunshine..." (В туче, солнце заступающей...) Poslednye Novosty, 1935. No.5334, October 31. "That star that's been wobbling in dark water..." (Ту звезду, что качалася в тёмной воде...) Mir Bozhiy, 1901. No.11, November, under the title The Bygones (Былое). Maxim Gorky spoke of how Bunin impressed him with his own rendition of this poem while on Capri in 1909. "No, it's not this that makes me sad..." (Нет, не о том я сожалею...) Mir Bozhiy, 1893, No.5, May. "The Angel" (Ангел). Detskoye Chtenye, 1901, No.8, August, as "The Angel of the Evening". "To Motherland" (Родине) Yuzhnoye Obozrenye, 1898, No.603, October 4. "Forest and clear azure sky looks..." (Лес – и ясно-лазурное небо глядится...) Sever (North) magazine, 1897, No.22 June 1, as "From the Songs of Spring". 1892 "Each day the pines get fresher and younger..." (Свежеют с каждым днём и молодеют сосны...) Vestnik Evropy, 1893, No.7, July. In the 1915 Works by I.A. Bunin featured as "In February" and dedicated to Aleksey Zhemchuzhnikov. "The raging waters off the fields..." (Бушует полая вода...) Vestnik Evropy, 1893. No.7, July. "Light April evening has expired..." (Догорел апрельский светлый вечер...) Vestnik Evropy, 1893. No.7, July. "Nightingales" (Соловьи) Vestnik Evropy, 1893. No.7, July, untitled. "Evening fades, horizons dark and blue..." (Гаснет вечер, даль синеет...) Under the Open Skies, 1898. "There are still shades..." (Ещё от дома на дворе...) Vestnik Evropy, 1893, No.7, July. 1893 "For Spring-time" (Весеннее) Mir Bozhiy, 1898, No.4, April, as "From the Songs of Spring". "Far away from my home..." (В стороне далекой от родного края...) Russkoye Bogatstvo, 1900, No.12, December. "Beyond the river, meadows, now green..." (За рекой луга зазеленели) Sever, 1898, No.19, May 10. "Trinity" (Троица). Poems and Stories (1900). "Drop-heavy rain in green forest..." (Крупный дождь в лесу зелёном...) Zhiznh i Iskusstvo (Life and Art) newspaper, Kiev, 1898, No.323, November 22. "In the Train" (В поезде). Under the Open Sky. Having received the book from the author, Gorky praised it lavishly in a letter, calling it 'the purest kind of poetry'. "The night approaches and the pale blue East..." (Ночь идёт – и темнеет...) Poems and Stories