阿赫马托娃(1889年6月11日-1966年3月5日),俄罗斯“白银时代”的代表性诗人,阿克梅派的代表诗人之一,被誉为“俄罗斯诗歌的月亮”。阿赫玛托娃为笔名,原名是“安娜·安德烈耶芙娜·戈连科”。她的诗具有古典诗歌的优美、清晰、简练与罕见的和谐,是古典诗歌传统和俄国诗歌现代经验的有机结合。阿赫玛托娃的第一部诗集《黄昏》表现了女性的压抑和孤独的情调,批评家维诺格拉多夫评论道,“诗人仿佛在镜子中观察内心状态的外在表现”。两年后,她的第二 Akhmatova (June 11, 1889 - March 5, 1966), one of the representative poets of Russia in the “Silver Age” and one of the representative poets of the Akmemitism, was praised as “Russian Poetry Moon ”. Akhmatova is a pseudonym, formerly known as Anna Andreyev Golenko. Her poems have the beautiful, clear, concise and rare harmony of classical poetry, which is the organic combination of the classical poetry tradition and the modern experience of Russian poetry. Akhmatova’s first collection of poems, “Twilight,” expresses the depressed and lonely mood of women. Critics Vinogradov commented that “poets seem to observe the outward appearance of their inner state in a mirror.” Two years later, she’s second