The tenth book of poems by Elvira Bochkova, “A Woman’s Heart in the Breast,” is a kind of conversation that took place, although perhaps belatedly, between the lyrical heroine and those who have passed away, as well as people dear to her who were lost in the “changes” of the weather, an attempt determine that inner core that is so important for her in general difficult times. Metaphorical rethinking of reality is the main feature of the author’s poetic manner.