Secret messenger

Marina Boroditskaya is an author who fascinates from the first phrase. He fascinates, ennobles, takes possession of thoughts and feelings, penetrates into the heart, enveloping, inspiring and healing with crystal-clear images, verified, ground metaphors, tenderness and depth. As if someone from the motley discord of the crowd suddenly grabs the hand and drags along the counter that stunes with luxury:
The radishes have a blush scarlet,
The salad has a lethargic character,
And spring strawberries
From resentment cries - Take a look:
Everyone calls her "expensive",
Yes, no one takes with him.
("June market")
M. Boroditskaya has a special poetry, which is in memory for life and just in case - and when it is light on the soul, and when it is dreary and uncomfortable:
No one is happy with the last snow.
Everyone is frowning, everyone grumbles:
"April on the nose, and here is snowfall!" -
As if snow is to blame.
Yes, he would be happy to go in November
and lie down in the school yard,
So that even excellent students are all out the window
stared, like in a movie ....
So it fell - it means flying, circling,
Holding on one hope,
What will some person say:
"Well, here"s the last snow."
("Last snow")
No, no, the book "Secret Hitus" M. Boroditskaya, released by the Egmont" publishing house, is more than one hope! But still, one hope played a star role in creating this unique publication. Surprisingly, he sensed the poet’s mood, the artist Nadezhda Boguslavskaya brilliantly embodied images, semi -German, magical Fleur in magnificent illustrations. Each turn of the collection became an independent artistic achievement, and all together, combining, like tools in a symphonic orchestra, they sounded powerfully, strongly, whole. And the reader is ready to endlessly consider how masterfully drawn, say, this is -
Hurrying, rustling needle,
The head bowed,
Blue silk
Lace are spinning,
Through the ends,
Volan is worried,
and white bow
sits on your pocket ...
("about the old tailor")
You can quote excerpts endlessly, however, torn from the book with its unusually atmospheric context, they will not sound so cleanly, convincingly and impeccably. It is better to read completely, from the heart enjoying each line.
For preschool and primary school age