The collection “Poems” includes works by one of the brightest and most beloved poets of the Silver Age, Sergei Aleksandrovich Yesenin (1895–1925). The author’s poetic world is lyrical and extremely deep, emotional and at times tragic. The poet is deservedly considered a master of psychologized landscape and an expert on the Russian soul. The works of S. Yesenin are very musical, which is why many of his poems are set to music. The poet’s work is a mandatory part of the school curriculum. Sergei Yesenin is the author of many poetry, the poems “Anna Snegina”, “Pugachev”, “Song of the Great March”, “Poem about thirty-six”, “Country of Scoundrels”, “Ballad of Twenty-Six”, “Song of Evpatiy Kolovrat”, “Black Man”, the story “Yar”, short stories and essays.