The collection of poems by Lyubov LARKINA, who has a long life behind her, filled with a series of numerous events both in the country and in her personal living space, as well as the author’s observations, consists of four sections: “Worldly Wisdom”, “Beauties of Nature”, “Love” and “Echoes of Hard Times of War.” What is surprising is that decades later (under many poems the dates of their composition are indicated), the author’s creations are perceived when reading as timely, relevant, from which a breath of fresh breath emanates; as if they had just migrated here from poetry notebooks. Which once again confirms the deep philosophical meaning of the famous statement: “Manuscripts don’t burn – the paper burns, and the words rise to God.”