"Poems" Demyan Poor (real name Fedor Kuzmich Tyutchev) is a collection of poetry that immerses the reader in a world of deep feelings and reflections, reflecting both the personal experiences of the author and the social realities of his time. The poor man, known for his vivid images and neat lines, creates in his poems an atmosphere in which love, nature, suffering and hope are intertwined. Each work is not just a set of words, but a whole universe in which each reader can find something close and native. This book will be interesting both for lovers of classical poetry and for those who are just beginning to get acquainted with literature. Teenagers and young people seeking inspiration and understanding will find in Poor's lines a reflection of their emotions and experiences. Adult readers who appreciate deep reflections on life and society will also be able to appreciate the author's skill in conveying complex thoughts in simple but expressive words. The themes raised in Verses are diverse and multifaceted. The poor consider issues of love and loss, loneliness and friendship, as well as the social problems faced by society. His poems are full of vivid metaphors and symbols, which allows the reader not only to enjoy poetic language, but also to think about deeper meanings. For example, in some works, the author touches on the topic of revolution and change, which makes his work relevant today. Demjan Poor's style is unique and easily recognizable. He combines elements of folk poetry and classical traditions, which gives his poems a special melody and rhythmicity. The poor masterfully uses alliterations and assonances, creating the musicality of his lines. His poetry is not only words, but also sounds that resonate in the heart of the reader. In "Poems" you can see the influence of such great poets as Pushkin and Lermontov, but at the same time Poor retains his individuality and originality. If you are looking for books that are similar in spirit and style, pay attention to the works of authors such as Anna Akhmatova or Osip Mandelstam Their poems are also imbued with depth of feeling and social reflection, making them ideal companions for reading Poor Man's Poems. This book deserves attention not only because of its content, but also because of its historical value. Demyan Poor became one of the brightest representatives of Russian poetry of the early 20th century, and his work reflects the spirit of the time in which he lived. Reading Poems, you immerse yourself in the atmosphere of that era, feeling the influence of historical events that shaped the author’s personality and his poetic world. In conclusion, Demjan Poor’s Poems is not just a collection of poetry, but a real treasure trove of emotions and thoughts. This book will be a faithful companion for anyone who appreciates the beauty of the word and seeks in poetry answers to life's questions. Immerse yourself in the world of the Poor, and you will discover not only his inner world, but also your own feelings, experiences and reflections.