свет пустынной лунной ночи...) Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, 1900, No.11, November, as "The Autumn Night" (Осенняя ночь). 1900–1902 "On the hillside sleeping forest, full of foreboding mysteries..." (Враждебных полон тай на взгорье спящий лес...) Selected Poems, 1929. "Starry skies are in a flurry..." (Затрепетали звёзды в небе...) Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, 1901, No.5, May, as "Evening in Spring". "There is no Sun, but ponds are light..." (Нет солнца, но светлы пруды...). Flowers of the Field, 1901, as "At Pentecost". Included into the Poems (1903) under the title "Happiness" (Счастье) and with a dedication to Pyotr Nilus. "Falling Leaves" (Листопад). Zhiznh, Saint Petersburg, 1901, No.10. Subtitled "The Autumn Poem" and with dedication to Maxim Gorky. The poem gave its title to the 1901 poetry collection which brought its author the Pushkin Prize in 1903. "At the Crossroads" (На распутье). Knizhki Nedeli. 1900, No.10, October. Inspired by A Knight at the Crossroards, the painting by Viktor Vasnetsov. Included into the Falling Leaves collection with dedication to the latter. Put to music by Alexander Gretchaninov. "Virh" (Вирь). Zhiznh, 1900, No.9, September. "The Last Thunderstorm" (Последняя гроза) Mir Bozhiy, 1900, No.9, September. "In the Distant Field" (В отъезжем поле) Zhiznh, 1900, No.9, September. Featured in the Falling Leaves collection, as dedicated to Valery Bryusov. "After the Flood" (После половодья) Zhiznh, 1900, No.9, September. "The birches get darker and curlier..." (Всё темней и кудрявей берёзовый лес зеленеет...) Zhiznh, 1900, No.9, September, originally as "In May" (В мае). "The distant sunset not expired yet..." (Не угас ещё вдали закат...) Zhiznh, 1900,No.9, September, originally as "Young Moon" (Молодой месяц). "As trees, on a bright May day..." (Когда деревья, в светлый майский день...) Kurjer (The Courier) newspaper, 1901, No.18, January 18. "The forest's muffled hum is even..." (Лес шумит невнятным ровным шумом...) Zhiznh, 1900, No.12, December, as "The Back of Beyond" (Глушь). "It thunders in the distance still..." (Вдали ещё гремит, но тучи уж свалились...) Mir Bozhiy, 1900, No.8, August, as "In the Forests Over the Desna River" (В лесах над Десною). "Morning is still a long, long time..." (Ещё утро не скоро, не скоро...) Zhiznh, 1900, No.12, December, under the title "Before Dawn" (Перед зарёю). "At Sunset" (По вечерней заре) Mir Bozhiy, 1900, No.8, August. "The night's as sad as my own dreams..."' (Ночь печальна, как мечты мои...) Zhurnal Dlya Vsekh, 1900, No.8, August. Set to music by Sergey Rakhmaninov and Reinhold Gliere (separately). "Dawn" (Рассвет) Mir Bozhiy, 1900,