To the Baby
To the Baby - fact Summary
Written for His Son
This short lyric by Alexander Pushkin is believed to have been written for his son, Alexander Pushkin III. It addresses the child directly, offering a tender, protective benediction and wish for clarity, beauty, and dignity in life. The tone is consoling and hopeful, framing the infant as an angelic presence whose untroubled gaze inspires parental yearning for an untroubled future.
Read Complete AnalysesMy child, I dare not, over you, To start the blessing’s simple citation. You’re – with your peaceful heart and view – An Angel, bringing consolation. Let all your days be fully clear, As fully clear is your look now. Amidst all fates, the world’s to bear, Let yours be beautiful and proud. Translated by Yevgeny Bonver
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