The new collection of the famous poet Marina Boroditskaya includes mainly poems written after 2005. From the review: “These are poems... which we believe because we recognize ourselves in them. They are so consonant with our thoughts that it’s even strange: why were these apparently simple words not spoken by us?” What kind of evidence lies behind the poet’s words? - the reader will ask the critic. “This is common sense without dryness and callousness, wit without vulgar examples of satire and humor, depth of feelings without vulgar sentimentality... a variety of rhythms and intonations without losing your own voice. And also the undeniable honesty of the poetic word, calling us to feel “our accidental brotherhood.”