Poets like unrestrained, unselfish, partly even half-insane - and when they pass away, their love continues: it remains invariably passionate and truthful in all its contradictions. The poet's love keeps diaries, letters and, of course, poems.

Oksana Golubeva turns to Marina Tsvetaeva to tell us how, a misunderstood and unappreciated beloved, the great poet experienced a burning love. "The Poem of the Mountain", the music of Beethoven and Bach - that's it, that entourage, those scenery that helped this beautiful Prague novel, fleeting and immortal at the same time.