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Adam Bernard Mickiewicz

December 24, 1798 – November 26, 1855

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	Poem Title	First Lines	Period	# Lines	# Reads
1:	Alushta By Day	The mighty mountain flings its mist-veil down;		14	673
2:	Alushta By Night	The drooping, weary day night pushed aside;		14	659
3:	Baktschi Serai	In ruin are the spacious, splendid halls		14	671
4:	Baktschi Serai By Night	From out the mosques the pious wend their way;		14	646
5:	Baydary	Give wings unto the storm, and spurs to steed,		14	666
6:	Becalmed	The flag is listless, limp. It dances not.		14	628
7:	Mountains From The Keslov Steppe	What would Great Allah with the frozen sea?		14	669
8:	On Juda's Cliff	On Juda's Cliff I love to lean and look		14	706
9:	The Ackerman Steppe	Across sea-meadows measureless I go,		14	707
10:	The Grave Of Countess Potocka	In Spring of love and life, My Polish Rose,		14	664
11:	The Graves Of The Harem	They sleep well here whom Allah loved and kept		14	671
12:	The Pass Across The Abyss In The Tschufut-Kale	Pray! Pray! Let loose the bridle. Look not down!		28	609
13:	The Ruins Of Balaclava	Oh, thankless Crimean land! in ruin laid		14	691
14:	Tschatir Dagh (Mirza)	The reverent Mussulman bends low to greet		14	772
15:	Tschatir Dagh (The Pilgrim)	Below me half a world I see outspread;		14	601

About:
Adam Bernard Mickiewicz is generally regarded as the greatest Polish Romantic poet. He ranks as one of Poland's Three Bards alongside Zygmunt Krasi?ski and Juliusz S?owacki.

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