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Having lived in Canada for 70 years, Mykola Latyshko has not forgotten the Ukrainian language, Ukrainian traditions or customs, songs, or the TRUE history of Kyivan Rus. He returns to them in his books of poetry and prose.

This is the author's eighth book, which he decided to write in two languages: Ukrainian and English. His 30 years of teaching in Canadian schools in English have undoubtedly influenced his thinking, behaviour and response, especially to the personal rights and freedoms guaranteed by Canadian law to all Canadian citizens.

He deliberately wrote this story in two languages, hoping that readers would use dictionaries to translate a language they may not know perfectly and learn something.

Can love for another person be so strong and pure that losing it is better to die than to live without it?