Humour, satire and fables about a wide range of political, socio-economic and cultural life. The poems reflect the nature and morals of relationships between citizens and deputies, officials, bankers and businessmen. The author, following the saying of the poet Alisher Navoi that “illness is often treated with sugar, but sometimes poison brings benefit,” with a sharp pen, like a rapier, reveals the metastases of corruption, embezzlement and other vices.