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Recently, our young poetry has attracted the attention not only of reviewers and critics, but also of researchers and scientists. Works have appeared on the rhyme of the young, and the general regularities in their work are being studied. More is being written about young fiction writers. All this would be very nice if certain passions did not manifest themselves. On partial material from the young poetry, which would be sufficient for one newspaper article, some of our authors are trying to build kilometer-long scientific works. An example of such a clear passion is the article "Nikolai Ostrovsky in the ideological and creative development of Damyan Damyanov (Towards the question of the traditions of N. Ostrovsky's Bulga in the poem)", written by Yordan Tsonev and published in vol. 2 of 1962 of the magazine Language and Literature. On ten large pages of the magazine, the author "explores" the indicated topic. Perhaps some will ask: how is this possible? What are these entire 10 pages filled with?