Sergei Yesenin is a favorite Russian poet. The greatest lyricist of the twentieth century, who during his lifetime was called the second Pushkin, and after his death was compared with Lermontov. He entered the fashionable literary salons of St. Petersburg as a "meek shepherd" from the village, only to soon become himself at the forefront of Russian poetry. He lived as he wrote - brightly, challenging. In his work - the breadth of the Russian soul and the beauty of Russian nature, unrestrained youthful daring and deep sadness. Filled with warmth, love for his native land, Yesenin's poems are understandable to everyone, and therefore especially dear. They went to the front with them. They were rewritten and passed on to each other. Lines from Yesenin's poems confessed their love. They were performed to music. About this person, complex and contradictory, surprisingly talented and immortal in his work - our new book.