Selected Poetry

"The Nation's Dream Above All Dreams must Soar..."
Ravil Bukharaev
What I remember about myself
Autumn
Epitaph to my Beloved
To My Nation
To a Houri
To Pushkin
Misfortune's Child
From Byron
Horse-drawn Carriage
We Will Not Leave!
Beggar
A Chat
What To Pleasure?
To My Land
To a Friend, Who Asks for Advice on the Meaning of
Life
Shuraleh
Get Rid of Gold!
The Words of One Tatar Poet
A Mouse That Fell in a Bowl of Milk
A Holiday in Childhood
Impression
Love
Response
It Must Be Him
So Let Her Laugh
Advice
Betrayed
To
If Not For
To a Girl with Ugly Teeth
Truth and Lies
It's a Holiday!
Your Hand
Poet
To Your Portrait
Love Is Strange
Hope
Life
When Moscow Reins You in
A Story Told by a Kadimist
The Haymarket or the New Kisekbash
Water Fairy
In Memory of Esteemed Muhammad Zahir
Heed My Advice
Man in Love
My Soul
I Recall
Burden of Conscience
Two Suns
Miracle
From Shakespeare
The Book
A Mother's Prayer
Prophet
Doubt and Uncertainty
Without A Title
To a Disgraced Tatar Girl
In Allah You Should Trust
Mother Tongue
Sleeping Earth
Winter, Farewell
My Will
Hard Work
Pretense
Bitter Truth
Subhan 'Allah
Two Paths
Folk Melodies
Some People Like
My Village
The Crescent and the Sun
The Goat and the Ram
Birds
To a Child
The Swallow
Evening in Winter
You Did Your Day`s Work, Now You Can Hay
Repentance
Ladder
Great Joy
Not All That Glitters Is Gold
Admonition
Summer Morning
Mi`raj
Hopelessness
The Dance
Shattered Hopes
Lament
A Dream
Stranger
Clear Path
Bitter Plight
Autumn Winds
Meowmories
Immorality
Sick in the Country
Potatoes and Enlightenment
Comments on Love
The Critic
Recollections
Evening Wish
I Will Not Sell Out
Tatar Youth
Child in Paradise
Enemies
Young Men
Request
In Memory of the Honorable Hussein
Even the Yildiz (Star) Newspaper Scares Him
Not Funny
Kazan and Beyond
Storm
Pushkin and I
Shigab Hazrat
Frost
I Feel Sick
Fame
Hopes on the Great Jubilee
To Genius
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