Gumilev without gloss
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The contemporaries wrote about the Russian “Conquistador” that he believed in his mission to the poet of the reformer, while possessing frantic pride. One he seemed to be a man well -read and thin, the other, frankly superficial and deprived of the ability to see the secret meaning of things. Be that as it may, Gumilev is undoubtedly a real hero of the Silver Age, the more interesting the judgments of his friends and enemies
About the Russian "Conquistador", contemporaries wrote that he believed in his mission of the poet-reform, possessing frantic pride. One he seemed to be a well -read and subtle, the other - frankly superficial and deprived of the ability to see the secret meaning of things. Be that as it may, Gumilev is undoubtedly a real hero of the Silver Age, the more interesting the judgments of his friends and enemies.
The publication is a continuation of a series of books about the main poetic figures of the last century - Blok, Akhmatova, Tsvetaeva.
Gumilev argued that the poem is the richer and more perfect, the more diverse and even contradictory elements are included in it.
If this definition is not attributed to the poem, but to the poet - Gumilev was a perfect poet. How many various elements and conflicting features were combined in it ...
Gumilev was only thirty-five years old, when he died, but he loved to “plunge into his past” in an old man, as he himself mockingly called it. “Someday, in forty years, I will write all this,”--- He repeated often. - After all, the life of the poet is no less important than his work. The poet needs a tense, diverse life full of struggle, joys and griefs, ups and falls. Well, of course, love. After all, love is the main source of poems. There would be no love and poems
About the Russian "Conquistador", contemporaries wrote that he believed in his mission of the poet-reform, possessing frantic pride. One he seemed to be a well -read and subtle, the other - frankly superficial and deprived of the ability to see the secret meaning of things. Be that as it may, Gumilev is undoubtedly a real hero of the Silver Age, the more interesting the judgments of his friends and enemies.
The publication is a continuation of a series of books about the main poetic figures of the last century - Blok, Akhmatova, Tsvetaeva.
Gumilev argued that the poem is the richer and more perfect, the more diverse and even contradictory elements are included in it.
If this definition is not attributed to the poem, but to the poet - Gumilev was a perfect poet. How many various elements and conflicting features were combined in it ...
Gumilev was only thirty-five years old, when he died, but he loved to “plunge into his past” in an old man, as he himself mockingly called it. “Someday, in forty years, I will write all this,”--- He repeated often. - After all, the life of the poet is no less important than his work. The poet needs a tense, diverse life full of struggle, joys and griefs, ups and falls. Well, of course, love. After all, love is the main source of poems. There would be no love and poems
Author:
Author:Collection
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Modern Literature
Paper:
Paper:Gray
Series:
Series: without gloss
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-521-00078-4
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