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Maxym Rylsky was a Ukrainian poet, translator, publicist, public figure, linguist, literary critic, and academician of the Ukrainian SSR. At the age of seven, he wrote his first poem, and in 1910 he published his debut collection On White Islands. During the Soviet era, Rylsky wrote 35 books of poetry, the best of which are The Sign of the Scales (1932), Summer (1936), Ukraine, Grape Harvest (1940), The Word about the Mother, Roses and Grapes (1957), Holosiivska Autumn, and Winter Records (1964); four books of lyric-epic poems, many translations from Slavic and Western European literatures, scientific works on linguistics and literary criticism.

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