Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, without a doubt, the most famous poet in the post-Soviet space. We encounter his works in early childhood. Almost every one of Pushkin’s memorable poems was recited while standing on a stool. Then at school we taught long passages from poems. As adults, we consciously return to his work, enjoying the description of autumn and drawing inspiration from his love lyrics.
The phenomenon of Pushkin's poetry
Alexander Sergeevich was and remains the Sun of Russian poetry. His poems are a revolution in Russian poetry. In place of the ornate, with a complex syllable works came easy poetry of Pushkin. He changed the syllable to a more understandable one. The poetry of Alexander Sergeevich is elegant, almost weightless.
Its imagery is accessible for perception even to people ignorant of art. The meaning that the author wants to convey to the reader does not need to be sought out under a heap of phrases and complex metaphors.
Contemporaries not only praised the poet, but also often complained for such an unusual presentation of works. However, time put everything in its place. And today, Pushkin’s poems that are easy to learn, many of us carry through our lives.
Poems about love
Pushkin was a very amorous, emotional and at the same time subtly sensitive person. He expressed his love feelings in soulful lyrics. Deep thoughts and feelings pervaded his works.
Alexander Sergeyevich praises a woman - her beauty, tenderness, passion, fickleness, fidelity. Pushkin elevates love to the rank of an ideal, sublime feeling. He describes not only love and passion, but also mature love, calm, wise for years. Feelings for a woman are the driving force in his works. On the wings of love, the Muse visits him and he creates his best works.
Do you want to defeat the lady of the heart with soulful verses, but you yourself do not have poetic talent? Refer to the classic's legacy. Pushkin’s light poems are quickly remembered. The love lyrics of Alexander Sergeevich are soulful and deep. What are such works as "I remember a wonderful moment ...", "
You are empty for heart ...", "Love alone - the fun of a cold life ...", "Forgive me ...".
Poetry for children
Alexander Sergeyevich has no works written specifically for children. However, Pushkin’s light poems are quickly grasped by young readers, literally on the fly. You can start introducing kids to art from fairy tales in verses - “The Tale of the Golden Cockerel”, “The Tale of Tsar Saltan”, “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”.
Pushkin's poems will help develop a child’s creative abilities. By introducing crumbs to great works, we create an aesthetic taste, a sense of beauty, develop speech and instill cultural values.
Winter Evening is perhaps Pushkin’s easiest poem. His images are spelled out so vividly that the kids reproduce pictures that they remember.
About autumn
It is known that the poet was very fond of autumn, drew his inspiration from her yellow-red landscapes. Dying nature leads to sad thoughts. Pushkin’s light poems convey his sad and pensive mood.
Alexander Sergeyevich skillfully and convincingly conveys his love for this time of year to the reader. One gets the impression that it is precisely because of the elusive beauty, so quickly passing, that Pushkin loves autumn. The landscape outside the window changes every day, literally before our eyes. Beauty is slipping away - soon a harsh, monochrome winter will come.
An emotional description of the indescribable beauty of autumn line by line is composed of brilliant verses: "Dull time! Eyes charm!", "Oh, the sky breathed in the fall ...", "Autumn morning".
About nature
Everyone grows up surrounded by nature. Over time, the sharpness of the perception of the landscape is erased. The beauty around becomes simply inconspicuous scenery, against which the events of our life take place. Alexander Sergeyevich’s poetry about nature seems to rediscover this amazing world of colors and shades, aromas and landscapes.
Pushkin's poems, which are easy to learn, are such thanks to imagery. When you read the poet’s poems about nature, you get the impression that it’s not words in front of you, but a bright film, the action of which unfolds right before your eyes.
The beauty of nature is an eternal phenomenon. Pushkin's lovely landscapes of his native and vast country. He describes the endless steppes, and the unconquered mountains, and the grace of the urban landscape, and a riot of colors in the village.
The change of seasons is akin to the fickle mood of a young beauty. It is either cold and impregnable, then sad and tearful, now again full of energy and laughs like a mountain stream in spring, then sultry and irreconcilable. It is impossible not to love her, not to admire her. And this is proved by Pushkin’s poetry: "Spring, spring, time for love ...", "Cold winds still blow ...", "October has already arrived ...".
The work of Alexander Sergeyevich is a classic example of a realistic style. The poet’s language is so precise, concise, logically perfect that it is understandable even to a contemporary, although 200 years have passed already. Pushkin’s light poems leave after reading a feeling of joy in life with a touch of quiet sadness. The genius of Alexander Sergeyevich will never fade.