The book “Poems that were not included in the author’s collections” by Valery Bryusov is a unique collection of poetic works that did not find their place in the main collections of the great Russian poet and translator. Valery Bryusov, known as one of the founders of Russian symbolism, left behind a rich legacy, and this book opens up new facets of his talent to readers. In his poems, Bryusov addresses the themes of love, nature, philosophy and human experiences, creating vivid and memorable images. Each poem is a small world filled with emotions and deep reflections. The reader, opening this book, plunges into the atmosphere of the early 20th century, when poetry was not just an art, but a real way of expressing the inner world of a person. These works, which were not included in the author's collections, are a real find for connoisseurs of poetry and researchers of Bryusov's work. They provide an opportunity to see the poet from a new perspective, to understand his evolution as an artist of the word, his searches and experiments. These poems are full of lyricism and philosophical reflection, which makes them relevant today. The book will be interesting to both lovers of poetry and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the work of Bryusov. It will suit both the youth audience and more mature readers who are looking for depth and meaning in literature. If you love the works of authors such as Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelstam or Alexander Blok, then “Poems that were not included in the author’s collections” will be a real discovery for you. The topics raised in the book concern not only personal experiences, but also universal issues, such as the meaning of life, the search for happiness and the desire for self-expression. Bryusov masterfully conveys feelings that are familiar to each of us, but sometimes remain unexpressed. His poetry is not only words, but also music that sounds in the soul, evokes a response and resonates with the inner state of the reader. The style of Bryusov is distinguished by the richness of language and the brightness of images. He skillfully uses metaphors and symbols, which makes his poems multilayered and deep. In this book, the reader will be able to see how the poet experiments with the form and