Poems about everything in the world

The characters in Galina Dyadina's poems are often inanimate. There is a piano that constantly quarreled with its owner, porridge that no one loves, milk that ran away from the pot back to its cow, and even a toothless comb that came for a dental appointment. The ability to look into the "soul" of a living or non-living being and empathize with it is a wonderful quality of a children's poet. This way, he opens for the child one of the most important qualities inherent in humans — the ability to empathize. For younger school age.