Poems (1922) is a collection of poetry by Vladimir Mayakovsky, one of the most vivid and revolutionary voices of the Russian poetic avant-garde. In this work, created in a turbulent time of change and social upheaval, the poet reveals his thoughts and feelings, reflecting the spirit of the era and the desire for a new, free world. Mayakovsky, like no other, was able to combine personal experiences with social problems, and in this collection he continues to explore the complex issues of love, revolution and human destiny. The collection Poems (1922) is a powerful and emotional stream of words that captures the reader from the first lines. Here you will find both lyrical and political poems in which Mayakovsky uses his unique style - vivid images, bold metaphors and rhythmic play of words. His poetry not only describes reality, but also actively participates in its creation, calling for action and change. In this context, his poems become not only a literary work, but also a manifesto reflecting the desire for freedom and justice. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from young people looking for answers to questions about the meaning of life and love, to more mature people who want to understand how poetry can be related to history and politics. Fans of Russian literature, students of philological faculties and just connoisseurs of poetry will find a lot of food for thought in Mayakovsky’s Poems. His poems can be an excellent occasion for discussions about the role of art in society, about how personal experiences can resonate with social processes. The topics raised in this collection remain relevant today. Mayakovsky touches on the issues of love and loneliness, the search for their place in the world, as well as the pursuit of ideals and justice. His poetry is full of passion and energy, making it incredibly lively and resonating with the modern reader. In Poems (1922) Mayakovsky is not afraid to talk openly about his feelings and experiences, which makes his poems especially close and understandable. Mayakovsky's style, his unique manner of expression and use of language is what sets him apart from other poets. He plays masterfully with rhythm and sounds, creating poetic designs that sound like music. His work, such as Cloud in Pants and Man, also showcases his talent and innovation. Mayakovsky was not only a poet, but also an artist and playwright, which gives his work versatility and depth. “Poems (1922)” is not just a book, it’s a whole world worth diving into. She invites the reader not only to enjoy poetry, but also to think about the eternal issues that concern humanity for centuries. If you are looking for a work that can touch the soul and make you think about life, love and justice, then this collection will be a real find for you. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with the work of Mayakovsky, which continues to inspire and excite the hearts of readers around the world.