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Vasyl Symonenko is one of the most significant figures of the "sixties" generation in Ukrainian literature.
Oles Gonchar called Symonenko "the master of young Ukrainian poetry", Vasyl Zakharchenko - "a poet from the mountainous Shevchenko valleys". Vasyl Stus said as follows: "...The youth rushed to the voice of Simonenko, the greatest of the sixties. Time was rushing just the same."
This collection of the poet's best works includes, in particular, the poems "Swans of Motherhood" and "You know that you are a person" - these are programmatic works of Vasyl Symonenko, which contain reflections on the human essence and on love for Ukraine. The main leitmotif of these poems is that a person cannot choose the Motherland, he must also feel his importance and rejoice in the moments of life, because tomorrow the world will belong to other people.
The poems "I look into your pupils" and "I..." are sincere love for Ukraine and philosophical reflections on human individuality poured into the lines. The lyrical hero affirms his life priorities: patriotism, honesty and dignity.
"King Plaxius and Loskoton" is a poetic extravaganza, a cheerful, humorous tone, and adjacent rhyming, which make poetry extremely easy to understand and remember. Eloquent names and titles are intriguing, and witty humor will pleasantly entertain young readers.
Content:
I look into your pupils...
Swans of motherhood
You know you are human
King Plaxius and Loscoton
I…
Baba Onysia
Banquet on the current
White ghosts
Opanas Krokva's wedding
Rose wine
Rose wine (collection)
He disturbed her sleep
She came
Hey, new Columbuses and Magellans
A lump of earth
Where are you now, executioners of my people?
Grandfather died
A thought about grandfather
A thought about happiness
There are both weekdays and holidays in love...
There are thousands of roads, millions of narrow paths...
I look into your pupils...
Sown
Thief
X plus Igrek
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