The lord came to torture people in love, came out he is a beggar in the middle of nowhere, well, remember, the sower of the desert of pushkin or these poor villages of tyutchev, the next one, here is a poem, i just opened a book, quietly in the juniper thicket along the cliff, in the autumn a red mare scratches a mushroom, here there is such a revival of nature when, well, actually not its very clear whats in front of you, a hut, an animal or grass, or storm or rain, i love this. Well, we love this too, why not, of course, and this is what people like and uh, these poems are also wonderful and form the basis of many song works , the noise and din in this creepy lair and so on and so forth, well, yes, its wonderful , like andrey, it seems to you that yesenin it s these poems that he pushed away from himself, or after all, the image of shackles, this. Such an evolutionary thing is natural for him, yes, i think that this is the path of development, and if we say that this is a little like
But this period, of course, was one of the most. And in general in yesenins life, well, its clear that this period is important, it seems to me especially important that they went on tour, can you imagine tyuchev on tour there, for example, or well, lermantov is not allowed, its just early, quite easy, thats all after all, they lived by their literary work, and of course they traveled at this important moment, they are professionals, just like now a book is published on paper, a book is published somewhere on a platform. An electronic audiobook is coming out right away, yes, that is, they not only printed, they dreamed of their own Publishing House , they practically succeeded, but they traveled, they had a very wide range of trips, this is especially true for yesenin, yes, this is central asia, and crimea, here is st. Petersburg, all this is clear, wonderful creative trips, from which he brought from. About orenburg pukacheva, from persian motifs from azerbaijan, bressian motives are
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, noble culture, and yesenin we just saw, yes, hes just flesh of these places, tyuchev comes from schelling and philosophy, he communicated with the great philosopher in munich, and yesenin saved the sklepikov school, after all, schelling did not have, thank god, in interlocutors, well, here i am ready to discuss with you, education. Was still comprehensive and Sergei Alexandrovich had access to all the literature of that time; in the chest that he went from konstantinov to moscow he already had gogol, pushkin, his favorite authors, and lermontov, of course, he experienced and deep influences and many of his poems in the first collections, especially the inscription , well, well, you already mentioned the imagists, this is such a foreign word image or image, this is an image, well, this is such a group of poets, not so there were a lot of them that already, well, mostly came into force in soviet times, although they all started earlier, this is shishinevich, this is borengov, kusikov,
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