The book “Poems (1923)” by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky is not just a collection of poems, but a real poetic revolution reflecting the spirit of the time and the inner struggle of the author. Mayakovsky, one of the brightest representatives of Russian futurism, in his works seeks to destroy the old canons and create a new word, a new art that will speak about life, love and revolution with unprecedented strength and passion. In this collection, the reader will find both well-known and lesser-known poems that immerse into the world of feelings and emotions characteristic of the beginning of the 20th century. Mayakovsky masterfully uses rhythm and sound, creating poetic images that remain in memory for a long time. His poems are not just words, but a cry of the soul that makes you think about the meaning of life, about love, about freedom and about the place of a person in this world. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, from young people seeking to understand the basics of Russian poetry, to adults who are already familiar with the work of Mayakovsky and want to plunge back into his unique style. If you love poetry that is not afraid to be loud and provocative, if you are interested in the topics of love, revolution and social justice, then “Poems (1923)” is what you need. The topics raised in the collection are still relevant to this day. Mayakovsky talks about love, which can be both bright and tragic, about the struggle for ideals and how difficult it is to be a person in a world full of contradictions. His poems are full of energy and passion, they make the reader feel and worry, as well as think about what is happening around him. Mayakovsky not only describes reality, he actively participates in it, and this makes his work especially valuable for those who seek not only aesthetic pleasure, but also deep reflection. Mayakovsky's style is unique and easily recognizable. It combines elements of Futurism, Expressionism and even Constructivism. His poetry is full of metaphors, vivid images and unexpected twists, which makes each poem a real discovery. Mayakovsky often uses spoken language, which gives his poems a special affinity and relevance. Reading it, you may feel as if the poet himself is talking to you, sharing his thoughts and experiences. In addition to “Poems (1923)”, Mayakovsky is known for such works as “Cloud in pants”, “Man” and “Vladimir Ilyich Lenin”. Each of these works also deserves attention and study, as they reveal different facets of his talent and worldview. If you are looking for books that will help you understand not only poetry, but the very essence of human life, Vladimir Mayakovsky’s Poems (1923) will be a real discovery for you. This book is not just reading, it is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where words have power and feelings have meaning. Do not miss the chance to touch the great heritage of the Russian poet who forever changed the face of literature and art.