Poet
Martha Dickinson Bianchi
1866–1943
English
- A Farewell
- A Fragment
- A Gipsy Song
- A Prayer
- A Serenade
- A Song
- A Winter Evening
- An Easter Greeting
- At Easter
- At Last
- At the Grave of N.m.d
- Autumn
- Burnt Out is Now My Misery
- Call Him Not Dead
- Cradle Song of a Cossack Mother
- Don't Give Me the Wine!
- Faded the Footstep of Spring from Our Garden
- Freedom
- From "Démon"
- From "Onegin"
- From "Onegin"
- From "Onegin"
- Goblins Op the Steppes
- Gossip
- Heaven and the Stars
- Hunger
- I Am Not Byron
- I Loved Thee
- In a Peasant Hut
- In Dreams
- In Hours of Ebbing Tide
- In May
- In Memory of My Daughter
- In Memory of N.m.d
- In War
- Like an Evil Spirit
- Mother and Child
- North and South
- O Mountains of My Native Country!
- On Departure for the Caucas
- On Napoleon's Death
- On the Death of Pushkin
- One Dearest Pair of Eyes I Love
- Plestcheeff
- Russia, o My Russia, Hail!
- Russian Lyrics, To A.c.s
- Stanzas from "Onegin"
- Swans
- The Aeolian Harp
- The Angel
- The Beggar
- The Birch Tree
- The Caucas
- The Cloister on Kasbek
- The Dagger
- The Delibash
- The Dispute
- The Gift of the Terek
- The Last Flower
- The Love Letter
- The Memorial
- The Old Grey House
- The Palm Branch of Palestine
- The Poet
- The Prayer
- The Sail
- The Song of the Kazak
- The Song Op the Spendthrift
- The Songs of Siberian Exiles
- The Spade is Deep Digging a Grave in the Mould
- The Stars
- The Tales of the Stars
- The Vision
- The Wolves
- To Kasbek
- To My Country
- To Russia
- To Sleep
- To the Clouds
- To the Don
- To the Muse
- Under a Portrait of Jukowsky
- What the Sleepless Grandam Thinks
- Whispers and the Timid Breathing
- Winter Night in the Village
- With Roses
- With the Greatness of God
- Ye Songs of Mine!