Many people call the Soviet period of our homeland a dark time for literary creation. One can and must disagree with this, because it is during this period of time that many talented writers and poets become famous. This is the famous “reveler” of Russian poetry, and the poet, who wrote a poetic ladder, and the author of the most resonant novels of that period. This is the development of many literary genres, the heyday of the image, form, a new time in literature.
“I would have eaten red tape in a wolf ...”
V.V. Mayakovsky was one of the most prominent and talented writers of that time (the beginning of the 20th century and until the 1930s). His poems, in many respects, are called the slogans of the Communists, although the poet himself at one time fully supported the proletariat, and the other - he was considered too "working", having no place for culture. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that Mayakovsky became known not only as a poet who wrote poetry with a ladder, and not even as a revolutionary poet, he will be remembered in the world literature as one of the most prominent futurists. Futurists were more concerned about form rather than content, so poets used vivid rhymes, harsh expressions, allowed themselves vulgar phrases, or even came up with new words that loudly described something. To this day, the poet, who wrote the famous poetic ladder, is popular. His phrases became winged, and his memory was unforgettable.
Imaginist or Poet, who wrote the famous poetic ladder
Avant-gardism and futurism are only the beginning of genres, but not their continuation. The poet, who wrote the famous poetic ladder, actively began to develop the still unknown direction in futurism, we can say that Mayakovsky was its creator.
This is imagism, which put in the first place not so much the form as the image. From reading poems, a certain visible appearance of what I want to talk about should immediately appear, such works are very vivid and revealing, and sometimes resonant. True, imagism was only a temporary phenomenon, moreover, short-term, and therefore quickly disintegrated, and writers were forgotten, and even completely persecuted. Such a fate befell our poet. The great, brilliant Mayakovsky, who wrote the famous poetic ladder, was not understood by his contemporaries, rejected by them. His vivid expressions, harsh phrases, the creation of clear images gradually ceased to please the public, creativity remained in a simple "crude", but very deep, and the proletariat became educated, but a little superficial.
the main goal
Why did the great poet use such a difficult way to write his works? The fact is that the comma familiar to us is often not perceived as it should be. To create the image, it was necessary for the reader to understand the poet, and Mayakovsky believed that this can be achieved by reading the poem in the way the poet sees and hears it. Simply put, thanks to the “ladder”, the poet was able to force all readers to pause correctly, maintain the desired intonation, interrupt, exclaim, giving a vivid emotional coloring. So the poet, who wrote the famous poetic ladder, was also a very subtle psychologist of the human soul, who perfectly understood that to convey the image that is inherent in the work is no easier than to convey its meaning.