Poems

Boris Pasternak devoted his entire life to preserving "that childish model of the universe" ingrained in his family, where from childhood they actively interacted with the worlds of painting and music. The Christian elements of Tolstoy's teachings greatly influenced the formation and formed the foundation of Boris Pasternak's moral model of the world. Nature, in his poems, appears not so much as a landscape subject as another name for life. "Talent teaches honor and fearlessness, because it reveals how fabulously much honor contributes to the overall dramatic design of existence," wrote Boris Pasternak.