The book “Poems (1919)” by Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky is not just a collection of poetry, but a real poetic revolution reflecting the spirit of the time and the inner experiences of the author. Mayakovsky, one of the brightest representatives of Russian poetry of the 20th century, in his poems conveys not only personal emotions, but also social ideas, excitement and hopes of a whole generation. This work became an important milestone in his work and in the history of Russian literature, opening new horizons for poetic self-expression. In Poems (1919), Mayakovsky addresses topics that concern everyone: love, revolution, despair and hope. His lines are full of passion and energy, they seem to break out of the depths of the soul to declare themselves. Reading these poems, you will feel how emotions awaken in you, as if the poet himself speaks to you, sharing his experiences and thoughts. Mayakovsky uses vivid images and bold metaphors, creating a unique poetic world that cannot be forgotten. This book will be of interest to both young audiences and more mature readers who are looking for not only entertainment in literature, but also deep reflections on life and society. Whether you’re passionate about poetry, social change, or just want to understand how art can reflect reality, Poems (1919) is what you need. It will be an excellent addition to the library of any literature connoisseur, and will also be a great gift for those who are interested in the culture and history of Russia. The topics raised in this book are still relevant today. Mayakovsky asks questions about a person's place in society, about his role in historical changes, about love and passion, which can both inspire and destroy. His poetry is a cry of the soul that resonates with readers, making them think about their own feelings and experiences. In the face of the social and political changes facing the modern world, his poems can be a source of inspiration and support. Mayakovsky's style is unique and easily recognizable. It combines elements of futurism and traditional poetry, creating a unique rhythm and sound. His works are full of innovative techniques, such as the use of spoken language, unexpected rhymes and bold images. Mayakovsky was not afraid to experiment with form, which makes his poems lively and dynamic. If you liked such works as “Cloud in pants” or “Man”, then “Poems (1919)” should definitely take its place on your shelf. This book not only introduces the work of one of the greatest poets of Russia, but also immerses the reader in the atmosphere of a time when art and politics were intertwined, creating new meanings and forms. By reading Mayakovsky, you not only enjoy poetry, but also become part of the historical context that he so vividly and emotionally describes. “Poems (1919)” is not just a reading, it is an experience that leaves a mark on the heart and mind of everyone who decides to discover this amazing world.