filippov precisely... that his most powerful poems came already when he served the volunteers.cipation in hostilities changes a person , and therefore his poems change, says alexandrevin, and before slo he was a famous poet, yes, he was from the flesh of the russian literary scene, and his poems also acquired simplicity, lightness and... you know, printed clarity, that is, they are very clear, there are no innuendos, there is no insincerity, yes, they are very honest, they are very real. a cloud will lay a piece of the world hanging over the thoughtful simpleton. a collection of front-line poetry has been distributed on the front lines for a month now. dmitry artis on his second vacation in a year, in civilian life, endless meetings await him; the once not very public russian prose writer and poet now regularly communicates with students, but as an active duty soldier, first and foremost. today is another lecture at one of the moscow universities, where he will share his story of participation in a special military operation. didn't stop writing. even on the line of contact, th

filippov , exactly what he has...person, which means his poems change, says alexander pelevin, and before the north military district he was a famous poet, yes, he was from russian flesh, russian literary scenes, and his poems also acquired simplicity, lightness and such, you know. printed clarity, that is, they are very clear, there are no omissions, there is no, no insincerity, yes, they are very honest, they are very real. quietly, quietly, the battle has passed and the bullets are not whistling in spirit, hiding their faces in hoods, the russian guys are falling asleep , machine guns are sleeping in the sloping areas, after a terrible mess, the cuckoos fell guiltily silent, it was hot, it became damp, the wind was rinsing the cloud. and a piece of the world hangs over the thoughtful grove. the collection of front-line poetry has been distributed to advanced. dmitry artis is on his second vacation in a year, endless meetings await him in civilian life, the once not very public russian prose writer, poet, now regula

filippov namely, that his most powerful poems began when he served the volunteers. participation in hostilities changes a person, which means his poems change, says alexander pelevin. the artist was a famous poet even before the svo, yes, he was part and parcel of the russian literary scene. and his poems were also found. simplicity, lightness and such, you know, printed clarity, that is, they are very clear, there are no omissions, there is no insincerity, yes, they are very honest, they are very real. quiet, quiet, the battle is over and they don’t whistle at the dukam the bullets, hiding their faces in their hoods, the russian guys fell asleep, the machine guns were sleeping in the otcups, after the terrible mess, they fell silent guiltily, the shackled cuckoos, it was hot. there is cheese, a cloud is blown by the wind, and a piece of the world hangs over the thoughtful grove. a collection of front-line poetry has been distributed on the front lines for a month now. dmitry artis is on his second vacation in a year. in civilian life, endless meetings await him; th