Rakhil's Tomb Poem by Ivan Bunin

Rakhil's Tomb



"She passed away, and was interred by Jacob
Beside the road…" And on the tomb, no sight
Of any name, inscription and no mark up.

At nighttime, there's a gleaming feeble light,
And whitewashed with chalk, the grave's cupola
With enigmatic paleness is attired.

I'm timidly approaching as the night falls
And kiss the dust and chalk in awe and thrill
Of this tombstone, artless, white, and cold
The sweetest of the earthly words! Rakhil!

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