"Poems (1925)" is one of the most vivid and significant books of the Russian poet Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky, which continues to inspire and excite readers even almost a century after its release. This collection contains works that reflect not only the personal experiences of the author, but also the social, political and cultural realities of his time. Mayakovsky, as one of the main representatives of Russian futurism, uses unusual forms and bold metaphors to convey his thoughts and feelings, which makes his poems truly unique. The book includes both well-known and less popular works that immerse the reader in the turbulent times of revolution and change. Mayakovsky masterfully combines the personal and the public, creating poetry that resonates with the spirit of the era. His poems are full of passion, energy and desire for change, which makes them relevant today. Each verse is not just a set of words, but a whole universe full of emotions, reflections and challenges. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from young people seeking to understand their cultural identity, to more mature people who can appreciate the depth and complexity of the topics touched upon in the poems. Lovers of poetry, history, sociology and art will find in Poems (1925) rich material for reflection and discussion. Mayakovsky touches on such topics as love, revolution, social change, individuality and collectivism, which makes his works universal and multilayered. Mayakovsky's style is unique: he uses rhythmic and musical designs, which gives his poems a special expressiveness. His poetry is full of vivid images and metaphors that make the reader think and feel. Mayakovsky is not afraid to experiment with form and language, which makes his work lively and dynamic. Reading his poems, you can feel how they "talk" - it's not just words on paper, but real music that can cause a storm of emotions. In addition to Poems (1925), Mayakovsky is known for such works as Cloud in Pants, Bedbug and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, which also deserve attention. Each of these works reveals different facets of his talent and allows a deeper understanding of his philosophy and views on life. Mayakovsky was not only a poet, but also a playwright, artist and public figure, which makes his figure even more multifaceted and interesting to study. Reading Poems (1925), you not only plunge into the world of poetry, but also become a witness to the historical changes that took place in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. This book is not just a collection of poems, but an important cultural artifact that helps to understand how art can reflect and shape public moods. Thus, “Poems (1925)” by Vladimir Mayakovsky is not just a book, but a real treasure trove of poetry that can inspire, make you think and feel. If you are looking for a work that combines the depth of thought and the brightness of expression, this is exactly what you need. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the great heritage of the Russian poet and discover a world full of emotions and ideas that are relevant today.