is a great poet, a man, just genius, and bazhan, as far as i'm concerned, genny, vyrichov, this is the most important thing for us, dovzhenko, who also went to to huge compromises. you understand, but they kept the sky over ukraine, this is necessary, this is the main thing, and no, not compromises, and in compromises they were allowed to survive and survive them, their muse, this is the main thing, and this muse was ukrainian, yes, she went to compromises with the communist totalitarian system, but if everyone went for yes, vasyl stus had the right to say that to ivan dzyubli, because he had been in concentration camps, he had put his whole life on the line, so he had the right, and the majority of people who sat under their warm apartments, the dzyubas did not have such a right to speak, because they had no deeds behind their souls, and these were deeds, so and dzu, the beaks were deeds, and how many of them there were, by the way, to the address of dzyuba, one day you will drink about it, no no once upon a time, and recently, just for the anniversary of ivan mykhailovych, oksana pok

famous poem is desirable about stalin, dedicated to stalin, and i say, well, it is clear that how bazhan perceived it, the younger generation openly says, you are a traitor, you served in the katyusha, where i... you are a servant of the devil, but bazhan endured it and continued, les stepanovich told me , he says, he spoke, spoke, spoke, and began to convince us that a great poet was desirable, tychyna, just a genius, and even desirable, as for me, a genius of poems, this is the main thing for us, dovzhenko, who also went on huge compromises, you understand, but they kept no... over ukraine, this is necessary, this is the main thing, and not not compromises, and comp compromises allowed them to survive and survive them, their muse, that is. the main thing is that this muse was ukrainian, yes, she made compromises with the communist and totalitarian system, but if everyone agreed with yes, vasyl stus had the right to say that to ivan dzyuba, because he was in the constabulary, he was all his life put it, he had the right, but most of the people who were sitting under their warm apartment

the neighbors during the second world war, well, rinsky was evacuated, this is a beautiful museum, bazhan'sfor pleasure, not only as a poet's fun, but just to see how the soviet elite lived there, it's extremely interesting, there 's a whole home museum there. and this grand piano is therefore in the maksimelskyi museum on its cover scratched by some, well, something, with a sharp needle , by something, semenko, of course, dumenko did it, well, of course , i dumenko, well, the tsevandy gesture on the expensive grand piano, you mean scratch yours like in school on the party, its name is correct, such, well, this is a reified memory, it is a reified memory, memory must have, it must be objectified, embodied, otherwise it is reported, but this royal is a piece, only, well, each the thing still needs its own verbal history, this grand piano is a piece of our literary and artistic life, and by the way, it’s a question to ask, it’s a good thing to remember, look, 30 years of ukraine’s independence and beyond, and i don’t know are there literature, memorial plaques on these houses, where, yes, whe