“Every dream is a reality as long as you believe in it” - these words Elizabeth Heich placed the Israeli Russian-speaking writer Veronica Sagash on the cover of her first book. In her unrhymed poems and lyrical short stories - uneven, sometimes nervous, joyful, tragic, but the never indifferent rhythm of life of a thirty-year-old Israeli. Veronica’s work is modern and in tune with those who continue to consider poetry “the highest form of organization of language”, those who love and are loved, those who want to love and be loved, seek understanding and answers in our such a huge and such a small world. A world in which the Internet and Poetry conceal the distances between St. Petersburg and Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, where Veronica lives, and Ust-Kamenogorsk, from which she once came to the Promised Land. If you are in a bad mood, depressed, blues, and it seems to you, that life consists only of dark gray and black stripes, and white stripes and all the colors of the rainbow are not expected for a very, very long time - pick up the book “Veronica’s Dreams” by Veronica Sagash, climb up into your favorite chair and read. And then a miracle will happen! You will understand: life goes on and it is beautiful in all its manifestations!