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The book by the talented Western Ukrainian writer Bohdan Nyzhankivskyi (1909-1986) includes poems published in three collections under the pseudonym Babai. His work was banned in Soviet times, and the poet himself could not visit his hometown. It was only in independent Ukraine that he returned in his works, because the original singer of the Lviv street had a unique ticket to Lviv - valid, in his words, for the rest of his life. Bohdan Nyzhankivsky comes to the Ukrainian reader with his enchanting poems, the mood of which ranges from sharp irony and satire to subtle lyrics, in which nostalgia for his hometown rings like a broken string.