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Poetry is often referred to by literary critics and philosophers as the algebra of metaphors. This thesis is confirmed by the title of Olga Kovalevska's book, Stars in a Square, which the author has written down as a formula. However, there is not much mathematics here - much more bright naivety and merciless self-irony from the lips of a child who has grown up but never matured. And although she sometimes succeeds in complex experiments with the structure of words and sentences, the general philosophy of this book is based on fundamental things - love for people and the world as God's creation. Therefore, the transition from physics to metaphysics may not be noticed...