LOVE FOR THE NATIVE LAND - EARLY YESENIN POETRY
Keywords:
peasant-religious tendencies, peasant’s mission, divine, God’s creativity, fertile land, “blue cloth of heaven”, “salt melancholy”, “lime of bell towers”, “birch - candle”, mature years.Abstract
Whatever Yesenin writes about, he thinks in images taken from the natural world. Each of his poems, written on any topic, is always unusually colorful, close and understandable to everyone. At the heart of Yesenin’s early poetry is love for his native land. It is to the native land of the peasant land, and not to Russia with its cities, plants, factories, universities, theaters, political and social life. He essentially did not know Russia in the sense that we understand it. This article will learn about his homeland which is his own village and those fields and forests in which it is lost.
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