What is good and what is bad. Mayakovsky V.

Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893-1930), a Russian-Soviet poet, was born in Georgia, in the village of Baghdati Kutaisian province. In 1906, after the death of her father, the family moved to Moscow. Vladimir entered the gymnasium, and in 1911 - at the School of Painting. At this age, he opened the gift of not only the artist, but also the poet.

Today, many know Mayakovsky’s poetry mainly from adult works (“Bath”, “Blop”, “Smered”, etc.), But, perhaps, every adult read at an early age children's poems “What is good and what is bad”, “Who to be?” In addition to these verses, the book included “Walking”, “Horse-Con”, “This book is about the seas and about the lighthouse”, “Song-Molniya”, “Whatever the page, then an elephant, then” and many others. They are even in demand today by young readers, because the poet served important topics with humor; Poems are rhythmic, emotional, read and remembered easily.