“Sergei Yesenin, who loves you” - this is how Sergei Alexandrovich signed most of his letters. “Yours forever,” “I love you, angel and devil,” the women in love with him answered Yesenin, Isadora Duncan answered. The story of acquaintance and love, the life and death of the poet Sergei Yesenin and the dancer Isadora Duncan is not a fascinating novel, but a chain of tragic circumstances, leading first him, and two years later her, to inevitable death. Yesenin and Duncan - perhaps it is impossible to think of two people more incompatible with each other. The age difference, the inability to talk without an interpreter - Isadora did not know Russian, Yesenin did not want to learn any other language. Add to this upbringing, social circle, experience... And yet they were destined for each other. Two geniuses in the world of people, two idealistic poets in the world of victorious materialism. They spoke to each other in the language of love, and, according to numerous testimonies, from the first second of their meeting, “it was impossible to believe that these two were seeing each other for the first time.”