Range of Action — The Sixties

He was part of the “magnificent five”: Rozhdestvensky, Yevtushenko, Voznesensky, Akhmadulina, Okudzhava. In the 1960s he was one of those who conquered the Polytechnic Museum and sports palaces. Back then the police learned firsthand that besides such mass spectacles as football and hockey, there was also POETRY.
These poets burst into life like a fresh wind of change. Their poetic lines were awaited like manna from heaven, like answers to many questions.

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1. I Was Born Awkward and Tall
2. Yes, Boys!
3. Spring Monologue
4. Cities That Begin with Railway Stations
5. I Follow You Through the Years
6. Rivers
7. Wind in the South
8. Deserted Islands
9. Bribed
10. Waiting Room
11. History
12. To People Whose Surnames I Do Not Know
13. I Like the Way He Said: “Let's Go!”
14. A Letter About Rain
15. Little Screws