Pushkin's most famous poems
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: I Loved You · To *** ("I recall a wondrous moment") · Winter Morning. (Updated Sep 3, 2026.)
The Pushkin poems learned at school and read most often, from "I loved you" to "Exegi monumentum".
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Top 17
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I Loved You
1829. His most famous love poem.
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To *** ("I recall a wondrous moment")
1825. Dedicated to Anna Kern.
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Winter Morning
1829. Frost and sunshine.
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Winter Evening
1825. A storm outside and his nanny nearby.
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Exegi monumentum
1836. The poet on his own immortality.
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To Chaadaev
1818. A poem about freedom.
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The Prisoner
1822. An eagle behind bars.
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To My Nanny
1826. A tender address to Arina Rodionovna.
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The Song of the Wise Oleg
1822. A ballad about a prince and his horse.
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10
The Prophet
1826. The poet as prophet.
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Autumn
1833. The "dreary season", his favourite time of year.
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12
The Little Bird
1823. A small poem about freedom.
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13
It's Time, My Friend
1834. About peace and freedom.
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14
The Cloud
1835. The last cloud of a passing storm.
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15
The Demons
1830. A blizzard and demons on the road.
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16
If Life Deceives You
1825. Brief advice not to lose heart.
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17
Deep in Siberian Mines
1827. A message to the Decembrists.
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