Marina Tsvetaeva stands as a monumental figure in Russian poetry, her work characterized by an extraordinary intensity and emotional depth. Her verses delve into the core of the human experience, exploring themes of love, loss, and existential solitude. Tsvetaeva's masterful command of language allowed her to forge vivid imagery and potent metaphors that continue to resonate with readers. Her singular voice and the urgency of her poetic expression cement her status as one of the most compelling poets in world literature.
"Letters: Summer 1926," edited by Yevgeny Pasternak, Yelena Pasternak, and Konstantin M. Azadovsky, compiles the intense correspondence between poets Marina Tsvetayeva, Boris Pasternak, and Rainer Maria Rilke during a tumultuous summer. Their letters reveal deep reflections on life and creativity amid personal struggles and historical upheaval.
М. И. Цветаева - великая поэтесса Серебряного века, чье творчество составляет славу и гордость русской литературы XX столетия. В юности, на пороге своей поэтической славы, она написала пророческие слова: "Моим стихам, как драгоценным винам, настанет ..."