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老妇人深知她丈夫是一位罕见的诗歌天才,这使她的笔调尤其有一种矜持和骄傲,这种骄傲不允许她将笔触降落到伤感这一较低的文学品格上。大概10年前,在一本纽约书评文选里看到布罗茨基撰写的《曼德施塔姆夫人回忆录》书评,和布罗茨基其他作品一样精彩,尤其是结尾,布罗茨基这样描述1972年5月30日在娜·雅·曼德施塔姆莫斯科住宅里的厨房看到她时的情景:“当时已是傍晚,橱柜在墙壁上留下一道暗影,她就坐在那暗
The old woman knew her husband was a rare genius of poetry, which made her tone especially reserved and proud, which did not allow her to drop brush strokes to sad lower literary character. About a dozen years ago, seeing a book review of the memoir of Mrs. Mansstamm written by a writer in New York’s Book Review anthology, Brockowski was as wonderful as, and in particular the same as, the other works by Brodski, as Brodski described it May 30, 1972 In the kitchen of the Naja Mandestam Moscow apartment, the scene when she saw her: ”It was early in the evening when the cupboard left a shadow on the wall and she was sitting in the dark