You, my brother, who are called Belarusian, You don't tsurai your mother tongue; I don't know if I'm under the prymus, So you're free to go ahead....
These books were written by the Belarusian poet Ales Harun (Alexander Uladzimiravich Pruszynski). He was born in Minsk in 1887 as a black laborer. From the 6th year he studied at the 3rd town parochial school, graduating in 1902. He worked in various trades, and then at a metal factory as a steelworker. In 1904 he became a member of the Socialist-Maximalist organization. He was elected on September 4, 1907. In Vilnya he was sentenced for deportation to the Irkutsk Province.
In the evening of 1917 the dry weather returned to Minsk. Died in late 1920. He was the author of a collection of poetry “Matchin Dar” (1918), a collection of songs for children “Live Kazki” (1920). The book “Sirtsam Pachuty Zvon” was published after his death in 1993.