City January: Poems
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The chronology of this book is very wide: it contains poems written by the author for almost all his life. The earliest poem dates back to the fall of 1979, when the author was 19 years old, the latest was written in the spring of 2019, when he turned 59. Forty years of human life were compressed in these rhymed and uniform lines. Life, which included joy and grief, love and longing, hope and anxiety, beauty and despair. Life, unauthorized by the author to the language of poetry and is impassively given to the court of readers. I need to admit exactly what this court will be, the author is not too important. He does not count on glory and does not accept condemnation-as some ancient philosopher would say.
“Books have their own destinies,” Terentanian Moor once remarked, and who just did not repeat this consuming maxim after him. But, no matter how the fate of this book is formed, the author believes that it will survive it and preserve for some time a particle of his strange soul in an alarming, beautiful and meaningless world
“Books have their own destinies,” Terentanian Moor once remarked, and who just did not repeat this consuming maxim after him. But, no matter how the fate of this book is formed, the author believes that it will survive it and preserve for some time a particle of his strange soul in an alarming, beautiful and meaningless world
Author:
Author:Fomin Anatoly
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7584-0453-9
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