Pushkin's Poems in Praise of The Decemberists

Pushkin's "To the Prisoner of Siberia" was sent to Siberia and soon spread among the exiled The Decemberists people. The poet Otto Yevsky, who is in hard labor, wrote the following poem to answer. Read this poem, make a brief analysis of its content, and talk about what kind of spirit this poem showed in December.

To Pushkin

The fiery ringing of the prophet's strings,

Has reached our ears,

Our hands reach for the sword,

I only wear chains on my hands.

But singer, please rest assured,

We are proud of fate and shackles,

Behind the prison door,

We laughed at the emperor in our hearts.

Our humiliating labor will not die,

Sparks can ignite flames,

Our people accepted the Enlightenment,

Will gather under the sacred banner.

We will forge chains into swords,

Rekindle the flame of freedom,

Freedom will attack the emperor,

People will breathe happily.

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