Жизнь моя, кинематограф

V dannoe izdanie voshli luchshie stikhotvorenii͡a iz vsekh avtorskikh sbornikov poėta, vkli͡uchai͡a znamenityĭ 'Kinematograf' (1970), prinesshiĭ avtoru vsesoi͡uznui͡u populi͡arnostʹ, knigi 'Belye stikhi' (1991), udostoennoĭ Gosudarstvennoĭ premii RF v oblasti literatury i iskusstva, a takzhe proizvedenii͡a, napisannye poėtom v poslednie gody zhizni. V svoikh udivitelʹno lirichnykh stikhakh I͡Uriĭ Levitanskiĭ razmyshli͡aet o smysle sushchestvovanii͡a i ob otvetstvennosti pered svoim vremenem, probuet postichʹ slozhnyĭ vnutrenniĭ mir sovremennogo cheloveka, pytaetsi͡a zapechatletʹ kazhdyĭ prozhityĭ denʹ nastoi͡ashchego, osmyslitʹ proshloe i predugadatʹ budushchee. . "Zhiznʹ moi͡a, kinematograf" I͡Urii͡a Davidovicha Levitanskogo - poėticheskoe sobranie, obʺedini͡ai͡ushchee luchshie proizvedenii͡a vydai͡ushchegosi͡a russkogo poėta: ot vsenarodno li͡ubimogo t͡sikla "Kinematograf" (1970) do stikhov poslednikh let zhizni. - V knigu voshli proizvedenii͡a iz vsekh avtorskikh sbornikov, v tom chisle - udostoennye Gosudarstvennoĭ premii RF "Belye stikhi" (1991). - I͡Uriĭ Levitanskiĭ - russkiĭ poėt i perevodchik, frontovik: uchastnik oborony Moskvy, osvobozhdenii͡a Pragi i razgroma Kvantunskoĭ armii. - Mnogie stikhi Levitanskogo byli polozheny na muzyku, ispolni͡alisʹ populi͡arnymi bardami i zvuchali v takikh filʹmakh, kak "Solnechnyĭ udar", "Ryt͡sarskiĭ roman" i "Moskva slezam ne verit". - Lirika poėta zatragivaet vechnye temy: smysl sushchestvovanii͡a, otvetstvennostʹ pered svoim vremenem, slozhnyĭ vnutrenniĭ mir sovremennogo cheloveka, osmyslenie proshlogo i popytki predugadatʹ budushchee. - Kompaktnoe izdanie serii "Ėkskli͡uziv: poėzii͡a" v tverdom pereplete s ėlegantnym oformleniem.

This edition includes the best poems from all the author's collections of the poet, including the famous "Cinema" (1970), which brought the author all-Union popularity, the book "White Poems" (1991), awarded the State Prize of the Russian Federation in the field of literature and art, as well as works written by the poet in the last years of his life. In his surprisingly lyrical poems, Yuri Levitansky reflects on the meaning of existence and responsibility to his time, tries to comprehend the complex inner world of a modern person, tries to capture every day of the present, comprehend the past and predict the future. . "My Life, cinema" by Yuri Davidovich Levitansky is a poetic collection that combines the best works of the outstanding Russian poet: from the popularly beloved cycle "Cinema" (1970) to the poems of the last years of his life. – The book includes works from all the author's collections, including those awarded the State Prize of the Russian Federation "White Poems" (1991). – Yuri Levitansky is a Russian poet and translator, a front—line soldier: a participant in the defense of Moscow, the liberation of Prague and the defeat of the Kwantung army. – Many of Levitansky's poems were set to music, performed by popular bards, and featured in films such as "Sunstroke," "A Knight's Romance," and "Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears." – The poet's lyrics touch on eternal themes: the meaning of existence, responsibility to one's time, the complex inner world of modern man, comprehension of the past and attempts to predict the future. – Compact edition of the series "Exclusive: poetry" in a hardcover with an elegant design.