Winter is not in vain...

The collection includes the most significant works of the greatest Russian poet of the 19th century, Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev (1803–1873). His lyrics are characterized by intimacy, confessionalism, self-reflection, and at the same time by philosophical depth and ambiguity. "Spring Thunderstorm," "There is in the autumn of the first...", "Winter is not in vain...", "Russia cannot be understood with the mind...", "Silentium!", "We are not given to foresee...", "I met you - and all that was..." - these and other poems are masterpieces of national literature. The brevity, almost fragmentary nature, attention to details, and fleeting moments of existence inherent in Tyutchev are balanced by the universality of the author's thought, which addresses generally significant issues, giving his poetic legacy timeless relevance.