Good Attitude Towards Horses. Poems for Children

Vladimir Vladimirovich Mayakovsky (1893–1930) – a great poet of the 20th century, lyricist, and orator. Mayakovsky wrote not only for adults but also for children. His children's poems are characterized by vivid imagery, memorable rhythm, and simple language, and they also teach young readers to be kind and decent people.

Imagine: a horse has fallen! The crowd laughs, but it is in pain and scared. And only one person comforts it. With his poem "Good Attitude Towards Horses," Mayakovsky reminds us that there is always room for compassion in a human heart.

The collection includes the poems "What is Good and What is Bad?", "Who to Be?", "An Unusual Adventure that Happened to Vladimir Mayakovsky One Summer at the Dacha", "Every Page – an Elephant or a Lioness", and other poems and verses studied in school.