As you know, storytellers write fairy tales. And our storyteller drew pictures and called them fairy tales. His appearance reminded him of an ancient Sufi who opened the door from the Middle Ages to the present day. He also loved literature, strong cigarettes and well-brewed tea. He knew the value of male friendship and good poetic lines. In a word, he lived among people without ceasing to be a storyteller. And here is described the unusual procedure for the funeral of the poet Aliadi Vahid, which actually took place in 1965 in the city of Baku. The artist and the poet had a strong friendship. As is usually the case in such stories, there are no names. There is only the outline of events. The names are simply guessed. The artist Sattar Bahlulzadeh is immediately recognizable in this image of the storyteller.