Lana Vashovsky Poetry Books in Rhyme

Lana Vashovsky Poetry Books

Sveta Around the World is Lana Vashovsky’s Russian poetry collection, written in New York and shaped by freedom, faith, family, and gratitude for America. This Sveta Around the World Russian poem book follows her journey through citizenship, helping immigrants, honoring Shabbat, walking through Manhattan, remembering her father, and finding poetry after forty. It carries the voice of a woman who left one world behind and found new words, new purpose, and new strength in another.

SVETLANA — Great Grand Mother

Svetlana — Great Grand Mother follow Lana Vashovsky’s voice through love, loss, widowhood, memory, and the daily courage of continuing after her husband Sam. These widow stories written in rhyme hold family holidays, grandchildren, old friendships, dancing, faith, New York life, and the loneliness and humor that can live side by side after grief.

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SVETLANA — The Widows Stories in Rhymes

Svetlana — The Widow’s Stories in Rhymes expands Lana Vashovsky’s widowhood and family reflections into a larger world of rhyme. The book gathers poems about freedom, politics, faith, America, family history, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, dancing, aging, home, memory, and the voice of a woman who refuses to let experience disappear quietly. It also connects naturally with Great Grandmother — Svetlana through its focus on poetry about family legacy and memories.

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CBETA BOKPYR CBETA

CBETA BOKPYR CBETA Lana Vashovsky’s voice through love, loss, widowhood, memory, and the daily courage of continuing after her husband Sam. These widow stories written in rhyme hold family holidays, grandchildren, old friendships, dancing, faith, New York life, and the loneliness and humor that can live side by side after grief.

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Why Lana Vashovsky’s Books Are Worth Reading

Lana Vashovsky writes from lived experience, not distance. Her poems carry the weight of immigration, family love, widowhood, faith, and gratitude, but they remain warm, direct, and deeply human. Readers who enjoy poetry books about immigrant experiences will find a voice that is honest, unusual, and full of life.

  • Her books preserve a rare journey from the old country to New York, from courtrooms to poetry, from loss to creative strength.
  • Her rhymes turn everyday details, family moments, and private memories into writing that feels personal and easy to connect with.
  • Her work gives readers a voice shaped by freedom, faith, motherhood, widowhood, and the courage to keep creating after forty.