LIVE

Volunteer. Paramedic. Psychologist. Officer of the NSU "Charter" corps. Graphic designer, martial arts trainer.

And, part-time, a woman who was captured - and was able to write poems from the other side of eternity.

In this collection - war. Captivity. Torture. Hospital in the fire and blood of Mariupol. The living and the dead.

These are texts written between the evacuation of the wounded, love and torture chambers and flights between continents. Poetry that does not ask for sympathy. It is the spirit of the era.

Despite everything, Tyra says not "enough", but "there will be more".

This is "Live". Like a needle that pulls the edges of the wound and reality together.

“The years of this war, the shores of the Sea of ​​Azov, Yulia’s voice, with which she recounts what she saw with her own eyes, what she witnessed, what she can testify to and what she can be responsible for… These are poems in which, despite their obvious poetic self-sufficiency, the biography, fate, and life path of the author still emerge menacingly and painfully. (…) True poetry, it seems, works exactly like this – in a combination of the universal and the personal, the general and the private, the hidden and the public,” notes Serhiy Zhadan, a writer and serviceman of the 13th brigade of the Charter National Guard.