Based on the themes and cultural significance of M. Voronyi’s poem “Євшан-зілля,” I have created a color palette inspired by Ukrainian folklore, nature, and the essence of the poem’s motifs. Here’s the color palette:

 <Ukrainian Folklore Inspired>
1. Зелений (Green) - 
                            
                            #4CAF50
                         - Represents nature, renewal, and life, symbolizing the lush fields and forests of Ukraine.
2. Синій (Blue) - 
                            
                            #2196F3
                         - This color symbolizes peace and tranquility, often associated with the sky and water in Ukrainian landscapes.
3. Жовтий (Yellow) - 
                            
                            #FFEB3B
                         - Reflects the vibrant sunflowers and wheat fields of Ukraine, representing prosperity and warmth.
4. Червоний (Red) - 
                            
                            #F44336
                         - A color of passion and bravery, often found in traditional Ukrainian embroidery and folk art.
5. Чорний (Black) - 
                            
                            #000000
                         - Symbolizes depth and strength, often representing the rich soil of Ukraine and the struggles of its people.
6. Білий (White) - 
                            
                            #FFFFFF
                         - Represents purity and peace, often associated with the traditional clothing and cultural symbols of Ukraine.
7. Фіолетовий (Purple) - 
                            
                            #9C27B0
                         - This color signifies spirituality and creativity, reflecting the mystical aspects of Ukrainian folklore.

Description:

This color palette draws from the rich cultural heritage of Ukraine, encapsulating the essence of nature, spirituality, and the emotional depth found in Voronyi’s poetry. Each color not only enhances the visual experience but also connects to the historical and cultural narratives of the region.

Follow-up Questions:

1. Are there specific elements from the poem you would like to emphasize in the design?
2. What type of design project are you considering (e.g., book cover, illustration, web design)?
3. Would you like the colors to evoke certain emotions or themes beyond what is already presented?