Jul 5
reading anna karenina in dutch because i inherited a lot of old books from a dutch lady, except inconsistency between cyrillic and the dutch alphabet leads to this kind of bullshit
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reading anna karenina in dutch because i inherited a lot of old books from a dutch lady, except inconsistency between cyrillic and the dutch alphabet leads to this kind of bullshit
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Rodion Raskolnikov with the Hozier song "Take Me To Church" is taking over my imagination.
Also psstt.. You can take a peek at my Rodion playlist.... 〔☟〕
NEW DOSTOYEVSKY BOOKS and there's also Greek Mythology stuff.. Funny how in the Polish translation these books are called "Biesy" and not "Demony" or some other easier synonym (it made me so confused at first when I was looking for a Polish book) but in English it's just "Demons" or "Devils" or "The Possessed" or whatever. . Gez these translations, pain in the ass. .
My teacher would be proud.
I got dinosaur nuggets for dinner. Also I got to read a Russian classic in Russian.
I am very happy. -S.A
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И слезы ей - вода, и кровьВода, — в крови, в слезах умылася.
Marina Tsvetaeva, 1920
Значит, жизнь не жизнь есть, смерть не смерть есть. Значит — тмится,
Marina Tsvetaeva, 1926 on Rainer Maria Rilke death.