Fence. Pyast V.

About Vladimir Pyasta (1886–1940) is often recalled as a friend and biographer of Alexander Blok, sometimes as a wonderful translator and literary critic, but less often as a bold poet-symbolist. Researchers of Poest’s poetry often reflect the idea of ​​Vladimir Solovyov about eternal harmony, associating this, including with the poet’s attempts to fight a difficult depressive state, with a constant desire to commit suicide. In the world of Vladimir Pyast, “sufferingly suffering”, the troubles are still retreating, “steps of darkness” arise, only timeless gratitude and love remain.

The collection “Poem in the Nonons published during the life of the poet includes our book "," Fence "," Lion's mouth "and" The third book of the lyrics. "