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In the collection of lyrical poems and essays by the outstanding contemporary Uzbek poet Hosiyat Rustam, the reader will find a filigree imprint of the movements of a delicate and sensitive soul that feels its kinship with the world of trees and birds, which is flooded with the brilliance of the generous sun, or the treacherous moonlight. At the same time, the author also receives signals from the depths of the Cosmos; the stars trustingly sit in her palms. The author reflects here both a bubbling, passionate love for man and the fear of losing the path to the Almighty in earthly pursuits. All of this, while being uniquely original, also follows the traditions of the great lyrics of the East, and represents, in general, a closely interconnected and richly sounding counterpoint.