This is an automatically translated description

A sad and true story about how life fades away - the memories of an elderly man who no one cares about in this crazy whirlwind of today... And yet, she was also once young and happy, fighting to be called a human being, feeling the support of complete strangers... We can meet such "Elise" today on the streets of our city, in our entrance or in the neighbouring house... It is important not to pass them by, to see, hear, look into their eyes, extend a hand, smile."

The author of the work is Serhiy Dyachuk, he is also the author of two e-books, The White River and Black Deer. "To Eliza is written in a beautiful and light way, artistically and truthfully. Actually, these features are inherent in the works of this author. You know, I'm not a writer, not a literary critic, I'm just an ordinary reader. However, I am convinced that there is something very valuable and special in Serhiy Dyachuk's texts. He is very subtle in his ability to notice and highlight the important, the main thing; his texts are lively, emotional. And truthful. This is a great gift that should be further developed.