At the meeting with Alexander Berlin, the images of Yesenin will come alive - not only as a poet but also as a figure of cultural mystery. The hero of the new issue of the project "An Evening of One Poem" is Sergey Yesenin, whose biography, work, and tragic end still resonate with readers, critics, and fans of Russian poetry. At the meeting with Alexander Berlin, it is proposed to look at Yesenin not only as a romantic lyricist but also as a personality who influenced a generation, an era, and a language. What lies behind the poetic images? What were the circumstances of the author's demise, about which conflicting versions exist? And why, 100 years later, do his poems sound just as fresh and poignant? KudaGo presents the current program for Moscow.