The Rink Melted

At the end of October 1910, when the collection "Evening Album" came out of the press, Marina Tsvetaeva almost passed 18 years. The book did not remain unnoticed. He wrote about her already recognized Master Valery Bryusov: "Without afraid to enter into a poetry everyday life, it takes directly the traits of life, and it gives her verses terrible intimacy. When you read her book, it becomes embarrassing for moments, as if it looked immodally through the semi-closed window in someone else"s apartment and spied the scene, which would not have strangers. And Nikolai Gumilev wrote: Much new in this book: Nova bold (sometimes excessively) intimacy, new topics, for example, children"s love, newly direct, mindless admissance of trifles of life. And, as it was necessary to think, all the most important laws of poetry are instinctively guess here, so this book is not only a nice book of virgin recognition, but also the sische of beautiful poems.