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In the: Poetry, Sergey Yesenin. Talked off the grove of gold. The golden grove was talked off... is a poem by Sergey Yesenin, written in 1924. The first publications were in "Baku Worker" and "Krasnaya Novi". On one of the autographs of the poem, Yesenin marked: "In No. 6 "Cr. n.". V.Kazin". A.A.Yesenina testified that the poem was written in the second half of August 1924 in Konstantinov: On this visit, Sergey slept in the barn. He had to work again, and in Riga it was impossible to smoke, it was dangerous to light a lamp. Sergey worked a lot. I remember him sitting at a table by the open window of our little hut for hours, almost unbending. The working conditions were very poor... And despite the difficulties, he worked the Poem of 36. Here he wrote a poem "The golden grove talked off..." (Vosp., 1, 98). (S.Yesenin).
My favorite poem. And the poems are somewhat similar to him. They are just as simple, sincere, easy to understand. All those feelings that the poet put into his works with such skill, without any difficulties, even lightning fast, are perceived by readers. From the poems of Yesenin breaths, the spirit of folk life, and the reason was the fact that from early childhood the poet was close to the world of folk poetry. And how many works are put to music. His songs are to the liking of all people. They're so lyrical, intimate. Let's look deeper now. What still attracts me to Yesenin's poetry? We can briefly say that absolutely everyone. And for greater persuasiveness without end and edge, you can talk about the good in the works of the poet, but you can not tell everything. There is so much good in Yesenin's lyrics. I love his poetry for its simplicity, accessibility, lyricism, melody, nationality. For those sincere feelings that Yesenin put into his works. For his great and immeasurable love for the Motherland with its birch groves, heavenly blue, razdolnaya peasant song, lake surfaces. I like its "native land with its vast fields, bright gentle sun, fragrant hay, dew at dawn, birdsong. " Yesenin wrote a lot of poems about nature, about autumn, about birches that stand like "big candles", about snow-white bird cherries, about bent willows, about prickly gloomy firs. Especially wonderful poems about autumn. My favorite poem: Dissented the grove of golden Birch, cheerful language, And cranes, sadly flying away, Oh do not regret anyone else. This love for my native land, for my native land, is especially dear to me in Yesenin's poetry. It is a red thread stretched through the life and work of the poet. It continues in us. Wherever we go, we are always drawn to our native, sweet places since childhood. It is surprising that the first word of the poem is a verb of the perfect kind, denoting a complete, completed action. In the first stanza is given not a specific, carefully written, but as if a generalized landscape of Russian autumn: a flying grove, cranes ... This is only a sketch, a sketch, the details of which there is no need to draw, since the main thing is not in them, but in the mood of the soul of the lyrical hero, as evidenced by the epithets: "golden grove", "birch, cheerful language". "Sadly flying"-only a person can say so. The second stanza is an example of an aphoristically scathing verbal expression of a person's life path: Who to pity? After all, every wanderer in the world - Pass, come and leave home again. About all the departed dreams of hemp With a wide month over a blue pond. Yesenin's constant images: a wanderer, an abandoned house, a blue pond and even hemp, as a detail of the Central Russian landscape, are this time the companions of not only the lyrical hero, but also of every person. Attention is drawn to the unusual epithet "wide month". In the third stanza inside this generalized landscape, somewhere in the distance, on the horizon, a lonely figure of a lyrical hero appears-"an eternal wanderer": Standing alone among the plain naked, And cranes carry the wind into the distance, I am full of thoughts about the youth of the merry, But nothing in the past I do not regret. The "golden" youth of the hero, like a grove, "dissombled with a cheerful language." Do not feel sorry for my years, wasted, Do not feel sorry for the soul lilac flower. The fourth stanza is the culmination in the development of the lyrical plot. The feeling of boundless ("alone among the plain naked") longing and loneliness is solved by the image of extraordinary poetic power: In the garden there is a fire of rowan red, But it can not warm anyone. "But he can't warm anyone..." But suddenly, in the fifth stanza, the emotional tone of the poem changes dramatically, and the denials ("will not burn", "will not disappear") this time sound already as a statement: Rowan brushes will not burn, Grass will not disappear from yellowness, As a tree drops leaves quietly, So I drop sad words. Where does the poet get confidence that everything is not in vain? "The Golden Grove" is the poet himself and his poetry. (That's why "rowan brushes will not burn" and "the grass will not disappear".) For Yesenin, poetry is a beautiful garden (grove), where words are leaves, images are apples shaken off the soul when they are poured with juice. In the last stanza, the internal, lyrical movement of the plot of the poem ends: the hero is no longer possessed by a sense of longing and loneliness (3 and 4 stanzas), but by enlightened sadness. Yesenin about his "age of autumn" will say: "Transparently I look around." For him, man, poetry and nature are one. And the poet identifies himself with nature: And if time, sweeping away by the wind, will rake them all into one unnecessary lump...Say this... that the grove of gold Talked with a sweet tongue. With life, the poet says goodbye "quietly, in a low voice in Pushkin's light. Say this... that the grove of gold Talked with a sweet tongue. What a lot of different feelings are placed in the soul of Sergei Yesenin. Fortunately, there is no person on earth who would not love him. What a wonderful song the famous Soviet singer Galina Nenasheva sings about him.The spring wind shakes the birch, the Merry Drop rings, As if he reads yesenin's poem About the land in which he was in love. ZEKUNOV VLADIMIR.
Yesenin Sergey-Talked about the golden grove. Read by M. Ulyanov. of the USSR Yesenin Sergey Alexandrovich (1895-1925). Yesenin was born in a peasant family. From 1904 to 1912 he studied at the Konstantinovsky Zemstvo School and at the Spas-Klepikov School. During this time, he wrote more than 30 poems, compiled a handwritten collection "Sick Thoughts" (1912), which he tried to publish in Ryazan. The Russian village, the nature of central Russia, oral folk art, and most importantly-Russian classical literature had a strong influence on the formation of the young poet, directed his natural talent. Yesenin himself at different times called different sources that nourished his work: songs, ditties, fairy tales, spiritual poems, "The Word about Igor's Regiment", the poetry of Lermontov, Koltsov, Nikitin and Nadson. Later he was influenced by Blok, Klyuev, Bely, Gogol, Pushkin.
From Yesenin's letters of 1911-1913, the complex life of the poet looms. All this was reflected in the poetic world of his lyrics of 1910-1913, when he wrote more than 60 poems and poems. The most significant works of Yesenin, which brought him fame as one of the best poets, were created in the 1920s. Like any great poet, Yesenin is not a thoughtless singer of his feelings and experiences, but a poet-a philosopher. Like any poetry, his lyrics are philosophical. Philosophical lyrics are poems in which the poet speaks about the eternal problems of human existence, conducts a poetic dialogue with man, nature, the earth, the Universe. An example of the complete interpenetration of nature and man is the poem "Green Hairstyle" (1918). One develops in two plans: birch-girl. The reader will never know who this poem is about-about a birch or about a girl. Because the person here is likened to a tree-the beauty of the Russian forest, and she-to a person. Birch in Russian poetry-a symbol of beauty, harmony, youth; she is bright and chaste. The poetry of nature, the mythology of the ancient Slavs are imbued with such poems of 1918 as "Silver Road...", "Songs, songs about what do you shout?", "I left my birthplace...", "Golden leaves swirled..."Yesenin's poetry of the last, most tragic years (1922-1925) is marked by the desire for a harmonious worldview. Most often in the lyrics there is a deep understanding of oneself and the Universe ("I do not regret, I do not call, I do not cry...", "The golden grove dissuaged...", "We are now leaving a little..." etc.) The poem of values in Yesenin's poetry is one and indivisible; everything is interconnected in it, everything forms a single picture of the "homeland of the beloved" in all the variety of its shades. This is the highest ideal of the poet. Having passed away at the age of 30, Yesenin left us a wonderful poetic legacy, and while the earth lives, Yesenin-the poet is destined to live with us and "sing with the whole being in the poet the sixth part of the earth with the name of the brief "Russia".
The poem appeared in 1924, but Ponomarenko's melody appeared much later, not earlier than the thaw. Composer G. Ponomarenko worked in the late 1950s - early 1970s. In: Anthology of Russian songs / Comp., foreword. and comment. Viktor Kalugin. M .: Eksmo Publishing House, 2005. - Ponomarenko's melody is generally dated 1989, but this is obviously a mistake.
"The golden grove dissuaded", analysis of Yesenin's poem. Man is part of nature: this truth is indisputable. No matter how he proclaims himself the king of nature, he will still return to the earth, from where, from the mud, he was created by God. This idea is quite common in the philosophical works of various poets. Was no exception and Sergei Yesenin . It is the theme of the dependence of human life on the laws of nature that sounds in his famous poem “The Golden Grove Dissuaded” (1924), which has become a popular song. The image of a golden grove , speaking the language of birches, is striking in itself, but the complex psychological state of the lyrical hero is revealed in this work especially subtly and penetratingly. Yesenin is characterized by the humanization of nature: it is like a concentration of human feelings. And best of all, the poet manages to convey the love of life. The parallelism common in folk lyric poetry - the comparison of natural phenomena with the events of human life - is also characteristic of this work. The image of the hero correlates with the image of a birch grove throughout the poem: As a tree quietly drops leaves, So I drop sad words. And at the end, he emphasizes the parallelism with a vivid figurative expression: “the golden grove dissuaded with a sweet tongue .”According to genre features, this poem can be considered an elegy - a sad reflection on the meaning of human life, its true purpose on this earth. Undisguised sadness comes through in almost every line: the grove “dissuaded” , the cranes, “flying sadly, no longer regret about anyone” , and the hero himself “drops sad words” , because he is not sorry for “nothing in the past”. All these words give the poem an unhurried intonation, allowing the reader not only to feel this state, but to think about why he lives in this world, why is everyone in the world just a wanderer? In addition, the slowness, melodiousness of this lyrical work (and it has long been set to music and perceived as a folk song) is enhanced by iambic pentameter and the use of onomatopoeia - alliteration : "A fire of red mountain ash is burning in the garden". Despite the "sad" words, it becomes clear that this is the universal law of life: "everyone in the world is a wanderer . " Thus, the philosophical plan of the poem represents reflections on life. Why does the hero regret nothing in the past? Of course, he does not feel sorry for the years “wasted in vain” (which is understandable), but he does not feel sorry for the “lilac blossom of the soul” . This metaphor , complex in every sense , not only reveals the state of the hero's soul, it is a kind of symbol of the entire poetry of Sergei Yesenin. The reminiscence from the poem by Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov “I go out alone on the road ...” is not accidental - the line “I stand alone in the middle of the naked plain” . In both poems, the paths of loneliness of lyrical heroes seem to be expressed: “one” . Heroes strive for synthesis with the world - connection with the plain, the desert and the sky. These images are repeated in both poems. It should be noted that the feeling of universality, the perception of oneself in the context of the cosmos were the main motives of Russian philosophical lyrics of the 19th-20th centuries. The song of this poem by Yesenin is emphasized with the help of a ring composition , while the first stanza "The golden birch grove dissuaded it with a cheerful tongue" is partially repeated in the conclusion: ... that a grove of gold Dissuaded with a sweet tongue. But this is not just a repetition - it is a kind of conclusion: the metaphorical likening of a birch, not disclosed, but only indicated in the first stanza, gets its logical conclusion in the last stanza. Such a conclusion is not just figurative, it is aphoristic. In general, the whole poem is full of aphorisms : “Whom to feel sorry for? After all, every wanderer in the world will pass, enter and leave the house again ” ; "As a tree quietly drops its leaves, so I drop sad words . "Poets often worry about the fate of their works. And if someone dreamed that he would come to the "communist far", and someone believed that "the people's path would not overgrow" to him, then Yesenin rather pessimistically argued that "time, sweeping away with the wind, will rake them all in one unnecessary lump " . However, time put everything in its place: the work of Sergei Yesenin is known and loved by more than one generation of Russian people.
Analysis of poems Yesenin The golden grove dissuaded "The golden grove dissuaded ..." (1924) The poem is an unusually sincere lyrical monologue. It can be called a beautiful elegy filled with philosophical reflections. In it you can see all the features characteristic of the work of Sergei Yesenin: frankness, sincerity, emotionality, musicality. The poem begins with a landscape sketch. In the autumn picture, everything is subordinated to sadness: nature withers, cranes sadly fly away to a foreign land. Such a state of nature makes the lyrical hero think about his life, about the past days - about the “joyful youth”, to which there is no return. The poet uses the technique of artistic parallelism: just as a mountain ash fire cannot warm anyone, so the exhausted, devastated soul of a lyrical hero cannot give anyone either warmth or joy. As "a tree quietly drops its leaves," so the lyrical hero "drops sad words." He feels himself an integral part of nature. He has a reason for sadness: “The rowan brushes will not burn, / The grass will not disappear from the yellowness”, there will be an update in nature, and everything will be repeated all over again, but a person will not be able to repeat his life. And the reader understands why this pain and sadness - in fact, both the lyrical hero and each of us are unbearably sorry for the "lilac blossom of the soul" and "years wasted in vain." In order to more fully and vividly express his feelings, Yesenin uses various artistic means: personification (cranes do not regret; hemp is dreaming), metaphors (mountain bonfire; lilac blossom of the soul). With their help, amazingly beautiful images are created - a ripe mountain ash and past youth. Epithets create a mood. Autumn is not dreary and gloomy - the poet paints this season with bright colors (golden grove; red mountain ash; wide moon; blue pond). The author uses inversion (the golden grove dissuaded; I stand alone in the middle of the naked plain), which gives the sound of the verses sublimity and solemnity. Parallelisms and comparisons help to feel the universal law: “everyone in the world is a wanderer”, but the natural world does not die with the death of a person: the grass “will not disappear from yellowness”, “rowan brushes will not burn”. Color plays a huge role in any work of Yesenin. The color scheme of the poem “The Golden Grove Dissuaded…” is simple: blue, yellow, red are the traditional colors of Russian art. The poet painted the past in blue and lilac colors. The metaphor "lilac blossom" is reminiscent of the springtime, when the lilac blossoms luxuriantly. The real one is painted red and gold. The gold is already disappearing, but "the fire of the red mountain ash is still burning." Alarming red is opposed to blue and lilac. Forever lost the youth of the soul and the freshness of feelings. And although the lyrical hero repeats several times that he does not feel sorry for the past, the work is filled with aching pain and sadness about the past. The musicality of the work is given by the predominance of sonorous sounds r, l, m, n. The melodiousness is also determined by alliterations and assonances (the fire of the red mountain ash burns; it quietly drops the leaves). The poem has a ring composition: the first lines: “The golden grove dissuaded / By Beryozov, with a cheerful tongue” are almost verbatim repeated in the last stanza: “... the golden grove / Dissuaded with a sweet tongue». In the richest poetry of the Silver Age, S. A. Yesenin retained his own face - he came with his own understanding of the poetic word and created his own metaphorical language, which readers fell in love with. The poem "The golden grove dissuaded ..." has long been a folk song. The poem is written in iambic pentameter, which conveys the rhythm and mood of the work. Rhymes are crossed. Picture Analysis of Yesenin's poem Dissuaded by a golden grove No. 2 This lyrical work was written in 1924, that is, shortly before the tragic death of the poet. Sergei Yesenin is a prominent figure in Russian literature. His poems are original, filled with love for wildlife, and touch on some historical events. By the time the poem was created, the poet is already experiencing tremendous longing, disappointment in life. He does not make new plans, but sums up the results of his life. Even if it was not long, but memorable (as we remember, Yesenin lived only 30 years). An analysis of the poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" will be useful to students of philological faculties and interesting to connoisseurs of real poetry. Dedicated to those who are not indifferent to art. A little background How strange and surprising that a person, being at a fairly young age, could write this letter of farewell in verse, addressed to himself. Sergei Yesenin seems to have a premonition of his imminent death: he mentally analyzes his actions in advance, looks for the meaning of what is happening, sums up. Such moods are most often characteristic of those who are at the end of their life path. After parting with Isadora Duncan, the poet was probably left completely without support, and even his last marriage to Sophia Tolstaya could not make him happy. This person did not find satisfaction in himself, was not satisfied with his real life, stopped noticing its value and significance. A written analysis of Yesenin's poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" will help to understand the state of the lyrical hero, to track his emotional experiences. Feelings are of great importance. This lyrical work is very strongly connected in meaning with another poem - “I don’t regret, I don’t call, I don’t cry”, written several years earlier. Composition of the poem This lyrical work consists of six separate stanzas. The general tone of the poem leads to sad thoughts, makes you think about many serious things: the meaning of life, is true joy possible, what is the purpose of a person? The plot develops against the backdrop of all-consuming melancholy: the lyrical hero lives with memories of his lost youth. Perhaps he simply regrets that he failed to maintain his almost childish spontaneity and was too carried away by the charming deception of life? It is impossible to do an analysis of the poem “The Golden Grove Dissuaded” according to the plan. Each of us has our own understanding of the essence and meaning of this work, here we should rely on our individuality. The state of the lyrical hero What happens to him cannot but frighten and mislead. The lyrical hero speaks of himself in the past tense, as if he will soon have to leave this world, as if he no longer exists. He is both confident and confused at the same time. The lyrical hero is at the end of his path, does not know what to strive for in the future. This is a terrible state when you are young, but you don’t have the strength and desire to do anything, to realize your cherished aspirations. The lyrical hero of Sergei Yesenin lost his dream. The general mood of the poem is calm indifference and indifference. I do not regret the past, the present, the wasted years, but this is only because there is nothing more to strive for. The once wide road suddenly became a narrow path and gradually reached a dead end. You can understand the state of the lyrical hero and as a farewell to youth. He rethinks the past years, realizes his mistakes, mentally notes victories and defeats. An analysis of Yesenin's poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" can be classified as the most mysterious and mysterious works of the poet. We again and again turn to long-familiar lines in order to feel our involvement in the work of the great poet. Symbols and their meanings In this poem, special attention should be paid to the images, they hide important details necessary for a holistic understanding and building an overall picture. "Birch cheerful language" means the easy life that the lyrical hero used to lead. That is, you didn’t have to think about the meaning of life, about the fact that someday everything will come to its logical conclusion and you will have to pay for your own mistakes. The theme of "cranes" deserves special attention. Their sad flight sounds like an hysterical song that makes you want to cry. They are both part of the present and the past, which inevitably recedes. Cranes are closely associated with the youth of the poet, his wonderful impulses and hopes. An analysis of Yesenin's poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" shows how deep and significant this drama of the artist, who lost himself, was. "Golden Grove" It symbolizes the spiritual wealth of the lyrical hero, his desire for knowledge of the world. Each tree has its roots, and each person has an individual story. Perhaps, comparing himself with a grove, the poet speaks of a commitment to the Russian people, a connection with the national consciousness, traditions and customs. Why did Yesenin choose this particular metaphor? Perhaps this image was close to him due to the fact that few people understood him during his lifetime. In addition, there is a similarity with the poet's blond hair ("golden" color). He himself was the whole universe, which lived according to its own laws. Unable to adapt to circumstances, he very soon made serious enemies in the person of the Chekists. An analysis of the poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" can be briefly presented as a revelation that has no end. "Rowan bonfire" It embodies the lofty dreams and aspirations of the lyrical hero. The poem mentions that this fire is burning, but it can no longer warm anyone. Why did it happen? Is the soul slowly dying? Most likely, here Yesenin speaks of the coming indifference and slow oblivion of the heart. The flame of freedom gradually dies out in him, he becomes calmer, more reasonable, loses the desire and ability to act recklessly, as before. A person can exist as long as dreams and aspirations are alive in him. And the lyrical hero wants nothing but peace. An analysis of Yesenin's poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" reveals the deepest tragedy of the poet, who has lost his taste for life. Eternal Wanderer Among other things, it is mentioned that each of us comes into this world as a lonely wanderer and must leave it at his own hour. The traveler of Sergei Yesenin is inextricably linked with his own life. The poet seems to foresee the inevitability and proximity of death. The wanderer symbolizes the theme of the search for the meaning of life. Sergei Yesenin has been especially keenly looking for an answer to this question in recent years. There is nothing worse for a poet than feeling useless, worthless and rejected by society. An analysis of Yesenin's poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" briefly emphasizes the general drama of the situation. The meaning of being Many creative individuals were looking for, but did not find their own purpose, their own unique path. The fact is that not everyone had the strength and perseverance to go through it to the end. Sergei Yesenin "burned out" much earlier. He left a mark on history - his beautiful poetic creations, but his life was cut short suddenly. An analysis of the poem “The Golden Grove Dissuaded” shows how short a person’s life can be if it is not supported by high aspirations, if it is so reckless to waste oneself. The loss of one's own personality was associated with disappointments and loneliness, which, like a snowball, gradually grew and engulfed the soul. What does Yesenin write about? Certainly about myself. About experienced moments of joy and bitter disappointment, about their own victories and defeats. Who knows why he was left alone at the end of his life, why he suffered from deep depression? An analysis of the poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" leads the reader to deep reflections that may be useful. Each of us wants to live our lives as fully and meaningfully as possible. And for this you need to learn to appreciate every moment, any of its manifestations. The poet writes about his ruined life, about the impossibility of returning to the past and correcting past mistakes. An analysis of Sergei Yesenin's poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" contains wise thoughts that may be useful to genuine intellectuals. The poet's work and he himself are alive in his immortal lines.
Picture Analysis of Yesenin's poem Dissuaded by a golden grove No. 3 Russian poetry of the twentieth century gave the world many brilliant names. And in this variety of great poets and writers, the work of Sergei Yesenin occupies one of the first places. He strove - as far as it was possible to do with the help of verse - to instill in a person faith in the light, to reveal for him the joy of earthly existence. Gorky wrote about this poet: “... Sergei Yesenin is not so much a person as an organ created by nature exclusively for poetry, to express the inexhaustible“ sadness of the fields ”, love for all living things in the world and mercy, which is more than anything else traced by man. " It was the ability to feel others, love for all living things that largely shaped Yesenin's worldview and his attitude to life in general. It should be noted that Yesenin's inner evolution is very clearly seen in his lyrics. So, the poem "The Golden Grove Dissuaded" is one of the works written in the critical years of the poet's life. In it, Yesenin again addresses the question of the meaning of human life and the transience of time. The peculiarity of this poem is, in my opinion, a strong connection, a comparison of human life and the natural world. This lyrical work begins with a landscape sketch: The golden grove dissuaded Birch, cheerful language, And the cranes, sadly flying, No more regrets for anyone. A picture of a fading autumn comes to life before us, everything around is subject to some kind of sadness and longing. This state of nature makes the lyrical hero think about the past days: Whom to pity? After all, every wanderer in the world - Pass, enter and leave the house again. In my opinion, these lines are, in a certain sense, thesis. The author talks about what is the law for all living things, including man. Memories of the lyrical hero about the past years are very ambiguous. On the one hand, he does not regret what happened: I stand alone among the naked plain, And the cranes are carried by the wind into the distance, I'm full of thoughts about a cheerful youth, But I don't regret anything in the past. On the other hand, notes of sadness are present in the intonation of the poem, and the lyrical hero himself says: Like a tree sheds its leaves, So I drop sad words. Despite the fact that the poem is a monologue, nevertheless, in it the lyrical hero addresses an invisible interlocutor: And if time, sweeping by the wind, Rake them all into one unnecessary lump, Say so ... that the grove is golden She answered in small language. In my opinion, epithets play a special role in the poem, which create the mood of both the surrounding world and the mental state of the hero. Despite the fact that the autumn that looms in the reader's imagination is dreary and cold, Yesenin endows this season with vivid epithets. They testify to the love of the lyrical hero for his native nature: a golden grove, a red mountain ash, a wide moon, a blue pond. There are many metaphors in the poem. For example, "a fire of red mountain ash burns in the garden." With its help, an amazing image of mountain ash, red as a fire, is created. The lyrical hero associates youth with spring, as evidenced by the metaphorical epithet “I don’t feel sorry for the lilac blossom of the soul.” Yesenin's hero is inextricably linked with the natural world: Like a tree sheds its leaves, So I drop sad words. In my opinion, the author resorts to inversion in order to complicate the structure of the poem in a certain sense: in this way, the state of mind of a person is more accurately conveyed. This poem is deeply psychological, since the author addresses a problem that, in my opinion, almost every person thinks about. The work is philosophical in nature. In addition, many poets addressed the topic of understanding life, so we should talk about the programmatic nature of this work. “The golden grove dissuaded” is written in amphibrach, which gives the poem a melody. The predominance of the sonorous sounds R, L, M, N, Y also gives musicality to the work. It is no coincidence that music was later written for this work. As for the syntax, compound sentences prevail here, parts of which are complicated by participial and adverbial phrases. All this helps to immerse the reader in the world of the lyrical hero, his attitude and worldview. 0 people have viewed this page. Register or login and find out how many people from your school have already copied this essay. © 2021 ostihe.ru
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