Gardens and butterflies. Anthology remembering the lost paradise. Belikov Yu.

Anthology "Gardens and butterflies" incorporates the verses of the XIX, XX and the beginning of the 21st century. And it consists of two corresponding sections - “gardens” and “butterflies”, where the authors are represented by one, but, from the point of view of the compiler, the poem elected or necessary in this historical context, each of which is dated. The ideological and aesthetic plan is supported by the task of the chronological task-to trace the development of the declared topic in temporary length. The Anthology opens the poem by Fedor Tyutchev "How sweetly a dark-green garden is dormant...". Anthology is preceded by the dialogue of two biased poets-universal-its compiler Yuri Belikova and Lydia Grigoryeva, who devoted many years and books to the theme of the garden. Her personal experience of cultivating the garden in London and photography after him is an attempt to make up for the phantom pain of "remembering the lost paradise." Evgeny Yevtushenko, who was warmly greeting the birth of a future anthology on the threshold of his own care, completes the book.