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"Poetry about travel" - Vladimir Mayakovsky

"Poetry on Travels" by Vladimir Mayakovsky - poems in which the poet describes his impressions and thoughts related to travel and new places.

"Travel" - Alexander Blok

"Travels" by Alexander Blok is a poetic cycle, where the poet addresses the motives of travel and wanderings, reflecting his inner experiences and metaphysical reflections.

"Travel Poetry" - Jean-Arp

Jean-Arp's "Poetry of Travel" is a collection of poems in which the author plays with language and form, conveying abstract and fantasy images of travel.

"All the seas of the world" - Vladimir Vysotsky

"All the Seas of the World" by Vladimir Vysotsky is a collection of poems where the poet expresses his feelings, reflections and life experience through images of the seas and oceans.

"Travel" - Alexander Tvardovsky

"Travels" by Alexander Twardowski - poems reflecting author's impressions and emotions related to travel and nature.

"Klop" - Vladimir Mayakovsky

"Klop" by Vladimir Mayakovsky is a poetic play in which the author satirically depicts the intellectual's struggle with a bloodsucking bureaucratic system.

"Don Juan" - Molière

Moliere's "Don Juan" is a comedy in which the protagonist, by deceiving and seducing women, exposes the vices of society and its moral double standards.

"Evening in Sorento" - Igor Starevich

"Evening in Sorento" by Igor Starevich is a novel about love, friendship and art, telling about the meeting of an artist and a young woman in southern Italy.

"Ophelia" - Leonardo Skimpi

"Ophelia" by Leonardo Skimpi is a novel exploring the life and fate of the main character, who faces the difficulties and challenges of life in Italy of the 20th century.

"Oresteia" - Aishil

Aishil's Oresteia is an ancient dramatic trilogy that tells about Orestes's bloody revenge for the murder of his father Agamemnon and subsequent fateful events.

"Faust" - Johann Wolfgang Goethe

Johann Wolfgang Goethe's Faust is a poetic tragedy exploring the eternal themes of human life, soul and transactions with the devil, embodied in the fate of Dr. Faust.

"King Lear" - William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare's King Lear is a tragedy about power, moral values and human destiny, based on the legend of the British king.

"Jane Eyre" - Charlotte Bronte

Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" is a novel about the life of Jane the orphan, her quest for independence, and her search for love and true destiny.

"The Story of One City" - Charles Dickens

The Story of One City by Charles Dickens is a novel that reveals the problems of society and urban life in Victorian England, through the stories of different characters.

"Call of the Cuckoo" - Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith's Call of the Cuckoo is a crime novel where private detective Cormoran Strike investigates complex crimes and uncovers hidden mysteries.

"Tom Sawyer" - Mark Twain

Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer is an adventure novel about the boy Tom Sawyer, his friends and restless adventures in an American town.

"Winnie the Pooh" - Alan Milne

"Winnie the Pooh" by Alan Milne is a children's book about the adventures of Winnie the Pooh bear cub and his friends, who became famous for her indescribable tenderness and enchanting simplicity.

"Tablelands" - Terry Pratchett

Terry Pratchett's "Tableland" is a comic fantasy saga, where magic, myths and satire mix in the form of a disc on the world, creating a unique world and heroes.

"Underground, or Hero of Our Time" - Robert Shackley

Robert Shackley's Underground, or Hero of Our Time, is a dystopian novel that discusses issues of society, control and individual freedom.

"The Chronicles of Amber" - Roger Zhelyazny

Roger Zhelyazny's "The Chronicles of Amber" is a fantasy series about the family of princes and princesses of Amber, able to move between different worlds and fight for power.