"Others - with eyes and face light, but I talk with the wind at night."

The story of fate is not a poet, but a Poet with a capital letter. Her great talent is recognized by all. Marina Tsvetaeva's creativity was highly appreciated by Joseph Brodsky. He considered her to be the best Russian poet of the twentieth century.

Her poem wants to read and re-read many times. Even better - listen to her poems in the performance of wonderful artists.

All of them are perfection. From the earliest youthful works: "To my poems, written so early that I did not know that I was a poet". To the deep and tragic: "Life and death have long been quoted."

Tsvetaeva is laconic and frank: "Love. Scimitar? Fire? More modestly, - where as loudly! Pain familiar to the eyes - palm, like lips - the name of their own child. "

She wrote with such passion about love and jealousy, about betrayal and bitterness of losses, about longing for the Motherland and the joy of creativity!

Many of Tsvetaeva's poems are performed by artists like songs. She perfectly played the piano herself.

Some of the most popular: "I like that you are not sick with me" and "Oh how many of them fell into this abyss".

The tragedy of a great poet, an extremely sincere, wise and immensely talented woman.

"After all, I'm not for life. I have everything - a fire! "