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TARAS SHEVCHENKO The Poet of Ukraine
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER ONE THE LITERARY SCENE
CHAPTER TWO THE LIFE OF SHEVCHENKO
CHAPTER THREE THE POETRY OF SHEVCHENKO
CHAPTER FOUR THE RELIGION OF SHEVCHENKO
SELECTED POEMS OF TARAS SHEVCHENKO
THE KOBZAR
THE HAYDAMAKI
TO THE ETERNAL MEMORY OF KOTLYAREVSKY
The collection brings the fierce, lyrical heart of Ukraine’s most beloved poet to English‑speaking ears. In verses forged by a life of serfdom, exile and relentless struggle, Shevchenko sings of personal anguish, social injustice and the timeless yearning for freedom. His words move from rustic village scenes to the stark expanse of steppes, unveiling a voice that feels both uniquely Ukrainian and strikingly universal.
An insightful introduction frames the poems within the turbulent nineteenth‑century landscape that shaped them, while the translations aim to preserve the original’s passionate rhythm and raw honesty. Listeners will encounter a blend of Romantic fervor and early realist sensibility, offering a vivid portrait of a man whose art still resonates amid today’s challenges. This selection invites both newcomers and seasoned admirers to experience the poet’s enduring call for truth, dignity and hope.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (346K characters)
Release date
Mar 28, 2026
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1814–1861
Born a serf and freed as a young artist, this poet and painter became the defining voice of 19th-century Ukrainian literature. His work joins lyrical beauty with moral force, speaking about freedom, dignity, and the fate of his homeland.
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