Читаем Полное собрание сочинений. Том 2. Кн. 1. Стихотворения 1817-1825 полностью

Всё так же <ль> осеняют своды[Сей храм] [Парнасских] трех цариц?Всё те же ль клики юных жриц?Всё те же <ль> вьются хороводы?…Ужель умолк волшебный гласСеменовой, сей чудной Музы?Ужель, навек оставя нас,Она расторгла с Фебом узы,И славы русской луч угас?Не верю! вновь она восстанет.Ей вновь готова дань сердец,Пред нами долго не <увянет>Ее торжественный венец.И для нее любовник славы,Наперсник важных Аонид,Младой Катенин воскреситЭсхила гений величавыйИ ей [порфиру] возвратит.

«Я не люблю твоей Кори<ны>…»

Я не люблю твоей Кори<ны>,Скучны любезности картины.В ней только слезы да печаль[И] фразы госпожи де Сталь.Милее мне жив<ая> м<ладость> ,Рассудок с сердцем пополам,Приятной лести жар и сладость,И смелость едких эпиграм,Веселость шуток и рассказов,Воображенье, ум и вкус.И для того, мой Б<езобразов> ,К тебе

«Хоть впрочем он поэт изрядный…»

«Хоть впрочем он поэт изрядный,Эмилий человек пустой».— «Да ты чем полон, шут нарядный?А, понимаю: сам собой;Ты полон дряни, милый мой!»

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