“Were I as quiet as thunder, how I'd wail and whine! One groan of mine would start the world's crumbling cloister shivering. And if I'd end up by roaring with all of its power of lungs and more - the comets, distressed, would wring their hands and from the sky's roof leap in a fever.”
Quote by Vladimir Mayakovsky
Work
Селестед Воркс ин Тхрее Волумес: Селестед версе
This book is a compilation of poetic compositions by Celested, organized into three volumes, showcasing a selection of verse poetry. more
Author
Vladimir Mayakovsky
Russian poet and one of the most important representatives of Soviet literature. His poetry works have distinct characteristics of the era and have had a profound impact on Soviet literature. more
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