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Ivan Franko's lyrical drama «The Fallen Leaves» is a masterpiece of poetic skill. Deep lyricism penetrates into the very composition of the book. Her songs are three «bundles» of the throat of the withered leaves. Talking about the torment of his unrequited love, the hero seems to tear the bundle after the bundle, scattering the wilted leaves of his songs so that they, picked up by the wind, disappear without a trace. Overcoming his own mental trauma, Franko was able to rise above it, to look at the facts of his personal life through the eyes of an artist, to objectify them.

He called the lyrical songs «Throat of the Fallen Leaves» the most sub-objective of all that we have had since the autobiographical poems of Taras Shevchenko.Shevchenko, but «the most objective in the way of drawing a complex human feeling».

In Ivan Franko's collection «From the Days of Sorrow», the melody of Franko's five motifs emerges - the passion of love, separation, suffering, guilt, and mystery.