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Yesenin, a poet of a tragic attitude, a singer of Russia leaving. The motive of this departure is almost the main one in the Yesenin lyrics: "I left my dear house ...", "A hemp is dreaming of all those who departed ...", "we are now leaving a little to the country where the grace and grace ..." The main recognition of the poet: "in I am only a passerby for this life ... "But the best poems are a sure way to deceive this merciless time. Therefore, at any time, a reminder of Sergei Yesenin becomes nature itself, inspiring the poet and animated by him. One of the few contemporaries who appreciated the Yesenin lyrics, the demanding of Vladislav Khodasevich, wrote: “It was perfectly and noble in Yesenin that he was infinitely truthful in his work and before his conscience, that he reached the end, that he was not afraid to take mistakes of mistakes , taking on to himself what others seduced him, and he wanted to pay for everything at the cost of a terrible. True, it is love for the homeland, albeit invisible, but great.
If Pushkin is the first love of Russia, then Yesenin is its last bitter passion ... Yesenin’s poems say by heart and even those who actually do not read poetry under the guitar, because Yesenin is not just an amazing lyricist, a unique, phenomenal artist Dara, he is the singing soul of Russia, its tenant joy and eternal pain
If Pushkin is the first love of Russia, then Yesenin is its last bitter passion ... Yesenin’s poems say by heart and even those who actually do not read poetry under the guitar, because Yesenin is not just an amazing lyricist, a unique, phenomenal artist Dara, he is the singing soul of Russia, its tenant joy and eternal pain
Author:
Author:Sergey Yesenin
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Golden series of poetry
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-111264-6
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