The White Flock

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The White Flock is a 1917 poetry collection by Russian poet Anna Akhmatova that exemplifies her lyrical, emotionally intense style during the Silver Age of Russian literature.

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The White Flock canonical 1
White Flock 1
Белая стая 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
poetry collection
associatedWith Acmeism
Russian literature
St. Petersburg literary milieu
author Anna Akhmatova
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
follows Rosary
genre lyric poetry
hasAuthorGender female
hasForm short lyric poems
hasInfluenceOn 20th-century Russian poetry
hasPoet Anna Akhmatova
hasStyle compressed emotional expression
hasTheme loss
love
memory
spiritual crisis
war-time atmosphere
hasTitleInOriginalLanguage Белая стая
linked to: The White Flock
historicalContext Russian Revolution era
World War I
literaryForm poetry
literaryMovement Silver Age of Russian poetry
notableFor emotionally intense style
lyrical style
originalLanguage Russian
partOf Anna Akhmatova’s early lyric phase
precedes Plantain
publicationYear 1917

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Anna Akhmatova notableWork The White Flock
The White Flock hasTitleInOriginalLanguage Белая стая
linked to: The White Flock
Anna Andreyevna Gorenko notableWork White Flock
linked to: The White Flock