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In French poetry, as well as in prose, over the past centuries, starting with Victor Hugo's novel Notre Dame de Paris, from the poems of S.Baudelaire's poems, which are full of love and hostility towards Paris, and eventually, in the twentieth century, from the inspired poetry of L. Aragon, who said with the solemnity of a true Parisian: "Cut my heart open and find Paris in it". The lyrics of other singers of Paris, such as A. Freneau, G. Apollinaire, P. Éluard, J. Prevert, have created a real literary encyclopedia about the city - a holiday on the Seine.

A Ukrainian minstrel and traveller who became famous as an original artist in the Garden of Visual Poetry, Les Misiats was the first in Ukrainian poetry to create his own poetic encyclopedia about the capital of poets and lovers. The Paris seen by Les Misiak is not like the one seen by other artists. In his case, it is attractive, seductive and luxurious, impressionistic and colourful, cheerful, enchanting and erotic, pensive and philosophical. The poet admires the city of poetry, inviting the reader to this sacred rite.