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Pavlo Grabovsky is an outstanding Ukrainian writer and translator. During his exile, in his correspondence with Borys Hrinchenko, the writer managed to crystallise his views on art. This is how the literally programmatic textbook and iconic article "Something about poetic creativity" was born. In addition, Pavlo Hrabovskyi brought to Ukrainian literature texts translated into Ukrainian by Russian writers, as well as George Byron, Robert Burns, Percy Shelley, Southey, William Wordsworth, Tennyson, Henry Longfellow, Elizabeth Browning, Johannes Goethe, Uhland, Heinrich Heine, Lenau, Freiligrath, Georg Herwegh, Leopardi, Pierre-Jean Beranger, Victor Hugo, Dupont, Henri-Auguste Barbier, Maurice Maeterlinck, etc.