"Western European Poetry of the 20th Century" is a unique and exciting literary guide to one of the most vivid and complex periods in the history of world poetry. This book, whose authorship remains unknown, is a deep analysis and fascinating journey into the world of poetic experiments, revolutionary ideas and cultural transformations that swept Western Europe for a century. It contains not only classical works, but also rare finds that allow us to understand how stylistic trends, themes and poetic forms have changed in the face of global changes. The book “Western European Poetry of the 20th Century” is not just a collection of poems or a historical review, but rather a living study that reveals the inner world of poets, their struggle with traditions and their desire for novelty. The author masterfully shows how in the era of two world wars, revolutions, technological breakthroughs and cultural shifts, poetry became not only a reflection of time, but also a powerful tool for changing society. In the center of attention are such great names as Pablo Neruda, T. C. Eliot, Anna Akhmatova, Pablo Picasso and many others, whose works and ideas had a huge impact on the development of European literature. This book will be of particular interest to readers interested in literature, cultural history and poetic art. It is suitable for students of philological faculties, teachers, researchers and everyone who is looking for a deep understanding of how poetry has changed under the influence of social and political events. The book will also be of interest to lovers of classical and modern poetry, connoisseurs of literary experiments and those who want to expand their knowledge of the European cultural tradition of the twentieth century. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range from the search for new forms and rhythms, to issues of identity, nationality and personal freedom. A special place is occupied by the analysis of the influence of modernism, postmodernism and other literary trends, which radically changed the idea of poetic language and its functions. The author, with a subtle sense of style and analytical flair, shows how poets used language to express their inner conflicts, fight for freedom, and search for meaning in an era of change. The style of the author is particularly lively and penetrating, he knows how to convey the atmosphere of time and the inner world of poets so that the reader himself becomes a participant in these dramatic events. The book contains not only analytical analyses, but also vivid quotes that help to feel the spirit of the era and understand why these works have become classics. Inspired by various literary trends, the author creates a rich and multifaceted picture that will not leave indifferent any connoisseur of poetry. “Western European Poetry of the 20th Century” is not just a textbook or a historical reference book, but a real literary journey that reveals the richness and diversity of the poetic world. This book is worthy of attention of those who seek inspiration, want to understand how poetry could become a powerful weapon in the struggle for freedom and personal identity, and who appreciate a deep analysis and vivid description of cultural processes. It will become an indispensable companion for all who seek to understand the essence of poetic art and understand how it reflected and shaped the era. If you are looking for a book that connects history, art and personal experiences, if you want to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of European culture of the twentieth century and discover new facets of the poetic word, “Western European poetry of the twentieth century” is exactly what you need. This book will not only expand your horizons, but also give inspiration for your own literary experiments and reflections on the place of poetry in the modern world.