This is an automatically translated description

Pavlo Tychyna (1891-1967) was a Ukrainian poet, translator, and publicist. He is rightly considered to be one of the founders of modern Ukrainian poetry, as he enriched it with new themes and images, updated and developed the poetic technique . In his poems, P. Tychyna boldly breaks the usual rhythms, finds unexpected rhymes, bringing poetry closer to music. His early lyrics impress with the freshness of emotions and feelings, complete dissolution in nature, inspired unity of love and peace, the high mood of glorification of a new life and a tingling hope for a bright future. According to V. Stus, P. Tychyna's "Solar Clarinets" "testified to the psychological state of a person full of anticipated joy... before accomplishment. This is a state of luxury of the human personality on the fenced-off territory of existence, of the personality freed from the old canons, of the personality at the time of the original creation and of the personality above all."