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Alexander Blok, the largest Russian poet, a man-eater, the pen of which belongs to the works that determined the magical sound of the poetry of the Silver Age and have become a link between the literature of modern and classical Russian poetry. According to Konstantin Paustovsky, Blok’s poems, connecting music, poetry and thought, are witchcraft, and like all witchcraft, they are inexplicable and painful. “It is almost impossible to talk about them. They need to be re -read, repeated, experiencing each time a heartbeat, dangled from their languid tunes and endlessly surprised that they are included in memory suddenly and forever... ”

The collection includes the poems of Alexander Blok, which compiled it. The main “lyrical trilogy”, as well as the poem “Twelve”, the last large work of the poet, is one of the most mysterious in his work.