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Henrich Heine — one of the most significant German poets and journalists of the XIX century. The events of the greatest poem «Atta Trol» are unfolding in a small resort town, where the lyrical hero and his mate are staying. Their balcony overlooked the town square, and every day they could see two bears — Atta the Troll and his wife Mumma dancing on the beach. But it did not last long.

Poetic collection «The Book of Songs» brought Heine recognition in Germany, and later in other countries of Europe (during the author's life it was seen thirteen hundred times). It consists of four sections. The first section, &Laquo;Yunats'ki sufferings», is the most romantic. Before us — experiences and anguish of unrequited love. The second section, «Lyrical interlude», depicts suffering as a single, but always new history. In the third section, «Return to the motherland», the love sufferings of youth are already perceived on a clockwise distance, preparing for a rethinking of everything that has happened. In the remaining section — «Pivnichnomu mori» — dominue analiticheskoe beginning. The lyrical hero, who survived disappointments and losses, is now eager to live one life with nature, to feel himself a small but necessary part of the universe.