“Mukagali”

The fate of the POET, living in a totalitarian state with its society deprived of liberty, is quite tragic. Living in the conditions of total subjection when not only behavior but also thoughts are identical, the horror of totalitarianism is that even the souls of people with a rather prosperous destiny are broken by the regime. The main character is a talented poet; he cannot be like everyone else. For a poet, unfreedom is fatal. He has to choose between art and a comfortable life. A poet cannot adjust, he cannot write dictation, and cannot give up art. Along with this, personal tragedies come to him: the death of his daughter and the arrest of his son. In an agony of grief, he is haunted by the guilt. As a result, his life was short, but the legacy of his poetry is great!