About the book: 1987 / The book contains poems about the nature of the wonderful Russian poet Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev (1803–1873): "Spring water”, “Spring Storm”, “First Leaf”, “Noon”, “Snowy Mountains”, “Calm”, “Fountain”, “Leaves” and others. Drawings by V. Alfeevsky. Compilation and foreword by L. Shuvalova. Contents:L. Shuvalova. Fyodor Ivanovich TyutchevSpring waters - 1832 “It’s not without reason that winter is angry...” -1879 “The earth still looks sad...” - 1879 Spring thunderstorm - 1854 First sheet - 1852 “Reluctantly and timidly...” - 1850 “The clouds are melting in the sky...” - 1886. “Look how the grove turns green...” - 1858. Midday - 1836. “Quiet night, late summer...” - 1850. “What are you bowing over the waters...” - 1836 Snowy mountains - 1830 “Not cooled down by the heat...” - 1852 Calm - 1831 “How unexpected and bright...” - 1865. “Flowing sand up to the knees...” - 1837. “How good you, oh night sea...” - 1865. Fountain - 1836. “How joyful is the roar of summer storms...” - 1854. “In the original autumn...” - 1858. Leaves - 1879. December morning - 1872. “The Enchantress in Winter...” - 1886. On the way back (cycle) - 1869. For primary school age