27 poems

The second book of verses by the writer, historian, guide Emilian Lashin.

In the preface to this book, Boris Vantalov wrote: "Lashin’s poetry grows from archaic strata of speech, from those times when the power of the conspiracy was as effective as electricity now.
The sleepy shadow of elusive meanings is sneaked with brown paths to where angels-priests, anti-bog angels, angels-slaughters and angels-priests in the hammock of the floating spring show the world simple chintz souls.
In order to get into this sittic paradise, the poet must overcome Hiroshima and hear the abstruse speech of the Angels ... And then, someday, to rise in the marvelous palms of the fearlessness of death.