In this world, I am just a passerby...

It is impossible to imagine the Silver Age without the poetry of Sergei Yesenin. His rebellious soul is the key to understanding the sentimental and colorful lyricism of the great poet. Behind the facade of his infamous rebellious behavior lay a sensitive and vulnerable young man who could master the word and captivate the audience with piercing sincerity. It is no surprise that Yesenin became the main voice of the people of Russia among his generation, as if nature itself whispered the measured lines of his poems to him. They can transport the reader to gentle groves or smoky alleys, to a bustling tavern or the shore of a lively river. The carefree life of the talented author was cut short too soon, yet he managed to enrich literature with his rich inner world that everyone should get to know. The book of the great Russian poet includes his widely known poems: "Wake me up tomorrow early...", "I am the last poet of the village...", "Confession of a hooligan", "I do not regret, I do not call, I do not cry..." and others, as well as the poems: "Pugachev", "The Black Man", "Anna Snegina".