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«This is not at all «women's» poetry. There are no fallen leaves, fogs, rains - all these jaded props of ordinary lyrics - but there is a space of non-banal thought, frugality, precision of words, unexpected, sometimes paradoxical tropes. This is a goldmine of reflections on the meaning and value of existence, in which notes of non-Pharisaic love for the world and the beloved ring out, here you can hear the voice of a soul that tries to find words and intonation - not stilted, not pretentious, but natural, like water and air," Valeriy Guzhva says about «Poems from Autumn».