Whirlwind rushed..." (Сорвался вихрь, промчал из края в край...) Otchizna, 1919. "1.X.17". "The autumn day: steppe, girder and a trough..." (Осенний день. Степь, балка и корыто...) Otchizna, 1919. "1.X.17". "Goldfinches’ trills, glassy and dead..." (Щеглы, их звон, стеклянный, неживой...) Sovremennye zapiski, 1924, book 21, as "October 3, 1917". 3.X.17. "Eternal changes of this brief life..." (Этой краткой жизни вечным измененьем...) Obshcheye Delo, 1920, No.100, October 23. "10.X.17". "Like in April, in alleys at night..." (Как в апреле по ночам в аллее...) Obshcheye Delo, 1920, No.100, October 23. "10.X.17". "Wobbles the star amidst the Universe..." (Звезда дрожит среди Вселенной...) Otchzna, 1919. Noted: "The last day in Vasilyevskoye". "22.X.17". "Rise of the Moon" (Восход Луны). Rul, 1924, No.1084, June 28. Mitya's Love. "In the empty, wall-less chamber of the garden..." (В пустом, сквозном чертоге сада...). Mitya's Love. 1918–1953 "At night in a dacha chair on a balcony..." (В дачном кресле, ночью, на балконе...) Rodnaya Zemlya magazine, Kiev, 1918, No.1, September–October. "Flowers and bumble-bees, grass and wheat-ears..." (И цветы, и шмели, и трава, и колосья...) Rodnaya Zemlya, 1918, No.1, September–October. "The ancient castle, facing the Moon..." (Древняя обитель супротив луны...) Otchizna, book 1, 1919. Was part of the Road Book (Путевая книга) cycle. In the summer of 1918 Bunins left Moscow for Odessa. A. Derman, Simferopolskye vedomosty newspaper's editor asked him to contribute something to the Otchizna book. "Alas, I've got nothing except for two or three verses. Much as I'd liked to meet your request, I just cannot. I do not recognize myself: so depressed and physically week I was all summer... One thing I'd say for certain: now I'm going to force myself into working again and then, who knows, may be in a couple of weeks' time I'll send you something", Bunin wrote in letter dated October 3, 1918. "I sent you the whole bunch of poems... which comprise this new Road Book of mine", Bunin wrote Derman on October 27. This collection, Road Book featured 15 poems, all of the eight-liners. "Dacha is quiet, the night is dark..." (На даче тихо, ночь темна...) Vozrozhdenye newspaper, Moscow, 1918, No.12, June 16. Part of the Road Book cycle. "The fire, swung by a wave..." (Огонь, качаемый волной...) Obshchee Delo, 1920, No.143, December 5. With two more verses ("At night in a dacha chair..." and "Flowers and bumble-bees...") under the common title "The Summer Poems". Later included in the Rose of Jerico