Nasta Kudasova is a Belarusian poet and translator. She was born on May 25, 1984 in Rogachev, Gomel region. She is the author of the poetry books "Leaves of My Hands" (2006), "Fish" (2013), "My Unspoken" (2016), "Spring. Close to the Mouth" (2021), "See You" (2022). She translates poetry from Russian, Ukrainian, and Udmurt into Belarusian. She received the Belarusian PEN Center's Book of the Year 2016 award for the collection "My Unutterable", the Transparent Aeolus award (2018) in the nomination "Best Poetry Publication of the Year", the Mikhas Straltsov Literary Award in 2021. Laureate of the Magdalena Radziwill Scholarship for Women Writers and Translators (2018), laureate of the first Vladimir Karatkevich Festival (2019). Poems have been translated into Polish, Czech, Ukrainian, Lithuanian and other languages. The book includes poems written from August 20, 2020 to December 26, 2022.