Ink and ash
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Ivan Masalov is a bright representative of the literary space of Moscow. During his short life, he managed to release a collection of poems "Eternal Thirst", win several poetic battles and be remembered by the public with his piercing honest lyrics and enchanting presentation. "Ink and ashes" is a book, summing up the poet’s difficult creative path. It included poems that can be called the hallmark of Ivan, the works that the author considered the strongest and loved to read in public. Also, the poem “Moscow-Eden” is published for the first time. From these verses, inner freedom, metaphysical depth and endless love for everything existing. The seriousness of those that the author affects is organically combined with self -irony, and the severity of images - with genuine lyricism, poems perfectly reflect its time and at the same time directed into eternity.
Vanines of poems are illegitimate children of life and death born in very great love. This love is like the action of a hurricane, only the other way around. She sweeps through the demolished and emerges new buildings, meanings, images. Even people who have gone to zero, his poems are able to turn into more units. They are written in colored colors about black. Few can do this. This book is evidence of the immortality of the poet Ivan Masalov
Vanines of poems are illegitimate children of life and death born in very great love. This love is like the action of a hurricane, only the other way around. She sweeps through the demolished and emerges new buildings, meanings, images. Even people who have gone to zero, his poems are able to turn into more units. They are written in colored colors about black. Few can do this. This book is evidence of the immortality of the poet Ivan Masalov
Author:
Author:Масалов И.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9907529-8-6
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