Annotation: In his books, Andrei Tavrov develops and deepens the principles of the school of metarealism. His poetry, oversaturated with metaphors, puts at the center of attention that part of our world that is located "on the other side" of the ordinary consciousness of man. His poetry paradoxically seems to be both once again and for the first time looking out upon life, things, and words. It approaches the pre- and extra-verbal, where it is only possible to speak of the meaning of existence, of good and evil, of the visible plane of being and its implicit designs—the most important of which being its bordering on the immensity of the abyss.