The book “Poems (1922)” is one of the most striking and significant works of Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky, a poet who became a symbol of Russian poetry of the 20th century. This collection contains works reflecting the turbulent times of the revolution, changes in society and the inner experiences of the author. Mayakovsky, known for his unique style and bold experiments with form, creates in these poems a powerful emotional charge that can affect the hearts of readers. In Poems (1922) Mayakovsky addresses the themes of love, revolution, freedom and the search for the meaning of life. He is not afraid to talk openly about his feelings and experiences, creating images that remain in his memory for a long time. As you read these lines, you are immersed in a world where every word is filled with passion and energy. The poet uses vivid metaphors and unusual rhymes, which makes his poems not only musical, but also visually expressive. It is not just a set of lines - it is a whole world where each work is a cry of the soul, the desire for change and the search for their place in a new society. This book will be interesting not only to lovers of poetry, but also to those who are interested in the history of Russia, culture and art of the early 20th century. Young people, students, as well as adult readers seeking to understand the spirit of the time and the depth of human experience, will find in Poems (1922) a lot of useful and inspiring. Mayakovsky appeals to everyone who is looking for answers to complex questions of life, love and freedom His poems can be an excellent occasion for discussion, analysis and reflection on how art can reflect and shape societal change. The topics raised in this collection are still relevant today. Mayakovsky asks questions about what it means to be free, what is the price of love and what is the place of a person in society. These reflections make the reader think about his place in the world, about how personal feelings are intertwined with social processes. In this sense, “Poems (1922)” become not just a literary work, but a real philosophical treatise that can inspire action and change. Mayakovsky's style is his calling card. He skillfully combines elements of futurism and acmeism, creating unique poetic forms. His work is full of rhythm and dynamics, which makes them especially attractive for reading aloud. Mayakovsky is not just a poet, he is an artist of the word, who knows how to convey emotions and moods, using language as a tool for expressing his thoughts and feelings. His other well-known works, such as Cloud in Pants and Man, also demonstrate his skill and depth, making him one of the most significant poets of his time. “Poems (1922)” is not just a book, it is an opportunity to touch history, understand the spirit of the time and feel the power of a poetic word. If you are looking for a work that will make you think, feel and experience, then this collection will be a real find for you. Read Mayakovsky, and you will discover a world full of passion, struggle and sincerity.