A star of the Polytechnic Museum, Andrei Voznesensky! The entire country pored over his amazing poems, and his performances drew thousands of spectators. But most importantly, Voznesensky was a true reformer of Russian verse, a subtle and insightful lyricist, an enthusiastic, passionate poet—a symbol of the Soviet "Thaw" and a master of metaphor. It seems nothing escaped his observant gaze and sensitive ear, tuned to that "ninety percent music" that makes up every person. This collection presents selected poems by the poet from the 1960s and 70s—for those readers who, following the poet, "seek not a likeness, but the original."
Author: Andrei Voznesensky
Pages: 416 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 150x110x25 mm
Series: Collection of Great Poets
