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Akhmatova Orphans (Ахматовские сироты) were a group of Russian poets from Saint Petersburg. Their name was a reference to Anna Akhmatova. They were:

Joseph Brodsky
Yevgeny Rein
Anatoly Naiman
Dmitri Bobyshev

Russian poets are very difficult to comprehend because of their choice of language.

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Schools of Poetry

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