When spring will come, I don't know...

Aleksey Fatyanov, who went through the Great Patriotic War, said that he "wrote poems that the front recognized; essays that the army recognized; songs that the Soviet Union recognized and sang." In tandem with famous composers V. Solovyev-Sedy and B. Mokrousov, he created the still-beloved songs "Nightingales," "On the Sunny Glade," "On Your Porch," "We Haven't Been Home for a Long Time," "Where Are You Now, My Comrades?", "Migratory Birds," "Road, Road"... Songs to the poems of A. Fatyanov have been featured in more than 15 films, including "Heavenly Quiet," "Spring on the Zarechnaya Street," and "Soldier Ivan Brovkin." They are performed on the radio, at concerts, and during family gatherings. The poet's verses captivate with their heartfelt quality, kindness, beauty of the Russian word, clarity, and simplicity. The people have long recognized them as their own and sometimes even forget who the author of these lines is. This current poetry collection includes the best works of A. I. Fatyanov.