About the book: 2014 / The name of Margarita Agashina in poetry is traditionally called quiet. That's how it is. All over Russia they sing “What was, was”, “Where can I get such a song...”, “Give me a scarf”, “A birch tree grows in Volgograd” and often do not know that composer Grigory Ponomarenko wrote these beautiful songs on her poetry. There is no higher reward for a poet! Agashina’s quiet voice, however, is well known to poetry lovers. She is the author of more than twenty collections of poetry, and whether she writes about the military fate of her generation or the difficult fate of women, her strict, restrained lyrics invariably find their way to the hearts of readers.