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Pavlo Hryhorovych Tychyna was a Soviet Ukrainian poet, translator, publicist, politician, public and statesman of the UPR and the Ukrainian SSR. He was an innovator of the poetic form. Together with Lina Kostenko and Ivan Drach, he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature.

The historian of Ukrainian literature Serhiy Yefremov said the following about the poet

"It is difficult to put Tychyna into the framework of one particular trend or even school. He is one of those who create schools themselves, and from this point of view, he is alone, standing in isolation, above the trends, paying poetic tribute to all of them - from realism to futurism ("red and blue - green arcuate"), making his own creative path. It is the privilege of a few to have such a wide range... A poet, perhaps, of a global scale, Tychyna's form is deeply national, because he managed to use in his work all the rich heritage of previous generations. He seems to have drunk all the magic of the vernacular and knows how to use it with great taste and skill... A strange dreamer with the eyes of a child and the mind of a philosopher."