Laying the telephone down on the desk, i (go) to the door and ( call) amos.i (go) back to the couch and (stretch) out as he (pick) up the phone.he (shoot) a peculiar look at me when he (hear) her voice.he (be) silent for a while, listening to her.when he (speak) again, he (smilethat's wonderful! when you (leave)? soon i also (fly) to new york when this job (be finished).we (have) a celebration then.give me love to your daughter.he (put) down the telephone and (come) over to me.that (be) monica, he (say), looking down at me.i (know), i (say).she (leave) for new york this afternoon.she (take) her daughter back with her.you (not\see) the kid for a long time you? no, " "you ought to see her. the kid is turning into a real beauty."

Laying  the  telephone  down  on  the  desk,i went to    the  door  and called amos.iwent back  to  the  couch  and stretched  out  as  he picked up  the  phone.he shot a  peculiar  look  at  me  when  he heard her  voice.he was   silent  for  a  while,listening  to  her.  when  he spoke  again, he was smiling. that's  wonderful! when are you leaving?   soon i will  also fly to  new  york  when  this  job is finished. we will have a  celebration then. give  my  love  to  your  daughter. he put  down  the  telephone  and came over  to  me. that was  monica, he said, looking  down  at  me. i know, i said. she is leaving for  new  york  this  afternoon.she is taking her  daughter  back  with  her. you have not seen the  kid  for  a  long  time  now, have you? no, i haven't.

To date, in russian poetry, "female" poetry occupies a very significant place, the point of reference of its powerful development is the silver age, which brought to the world the works of marina tsvetaeva, anna akhmatovra and elena guro. "female" poetry is that part of it created by female poets that reflects the picture of the world and the position of a person in it, proceeding from the inherent in women - not worse or better than inherent in men, but somewhat different - the way people perceive and comprehend the surrounding person reality.

1)to date, in russian poetry, "female" poetry occupies a very significant place, the point of reference of its powerful development is the silver age, which brought to the world the works of marina tsvetaeva, anna akhmatovra and elena guro. 2)"female" poetry is that part of it created by female poets that reflects the picture of the world and the position of a person in it, proceeding from the inherent in women - not worse or better than inherent in men, but somewhat different - the way people perceive and comprehend the surrounding person reality.