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5th standard
Russia memory poem​

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Answered by HarshadaPawar7
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5 poems that every Russian knows by heart

CULTURE

AUG 10, 2019ALEXANDRA GUZEVA

Ignatovich / Sputnik

If you declaim or even just quote some of them, you will simply amaze any Russian and even bring a patriotic tear of joy to their eyes.

In school, Russians were forced to learn plenty of poems by heart, as it's supposed to help in training memory. School students even have special tests, when one has to recite a poem by heart in front of the whole class. A little stressful, but thanks to that, many adult Russians remember all these beautiful poems. And some even can diverse metrical feet of poetry, ‘iamb from trochee’, for example (they have different order of stressed and unstressed syllables).

1. Ivan Krylov’s. “The Dragonfly & the Ant”

Ivan Krylov by Karl Bryullov

Krylov is one of Russia’s main fabulists, in whose repertoire are more than 200 fables of both original and translations of well-known plots of Aesop and Lafontaine. After him, few authors wrote fables - it seems he managed to ‘squeeze’ everything possible out of the genre.

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In the summer’s gaily singing,

Of the future isn’t thinking,

But the winter’s nearby.

Field was green, it’s now reddish,

Happy days already vanished,

And it happens no more,

That a leaf gives roof and store.

All has gone. In cold winters

Want and hunger wait afore.

Dragon-fly sings no more:

Who would like to sing yet more,

If the hungry belly hinders.

She is crawling in dismay

To the ant’s not far away:

“Dear crony, don’t leave me,

I’ll be strong, you may believe me!

But to manage winter storms

Give me food, a bit of warmth.”

“Oh, my dear, it’s very queer!

Did you work in summer here?” –

So Ant his answer forms.

“But in summer I was busy:

In the pleasant grass we’d had

Many plays and songs ahead;

Very often I was dizzy.”

“Ah, you mean:” – “I made a hit:

All the summer I was singing:”

“You were singing. Well done dealing!

Now dance a little bit!”

Answered by hemanthhn383
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Answer:

The Russia memory poem of class 5th

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