The usage of phraseological units as means of description in works of art has become widespread. These compounds, which are not divided into structure and meaning, add vitality, emotion, richness and most importantly, a new color to both oral and written speech. It is natural that the extensive usage of phraseological units, at the right moments, certainly makes the work of art more thought-provoking and interesting for the reader. The ability to use phraseological units correctly also reflects the innovative qualities of the writer and the artist, and in this way the author conveys his feelings and thoughts to the reader in an individual way, resulting in a very beautiful, different and equally interesting communication between writer and reader and we can say that the correct usage of phraseological units is the clearest evidence of both the writer's ability to effectively use the means of artistic influence, as well as the emergence of interesting communication competence between the author and the reader.