Mordovian poet Vladimir Nesterov: biography and creativity

Mordvinian poet Vladimir Nesterov - the author of patriotic lyrics, philologist, publicist. He is a member of the Writers' Union of Russia.

For anyone who at least casually gets acquainted with his work, it will be obvious that Vladimir Nesterov is the poet of his country, country, power. He is a master of patriotic odes, lyric-epic poems, poems dedicated to important problems of modern life. Creative let, which was the poet Vladimir Nesterov, biography (with photo) has not been described in detail.

Vladimir Nesterov - the singer of the people

Every Russian person knows the names of AS Pushkin, NA Nekrasov, SA Esenin, AA Blok. These are great poets who gave their voice to a simple people. With AS Pushkin, the development of the Russian literary language began. NA Nekrasov and Sergei Yesenin contributed to our literature the theme of the peasantry and the lives of the poor, in the musical verses of AA Blok, the greatness and courage of multinational Russia, the trampling of Scythian horses, the game of Tatar blood are heard.

But besides the great poets, there are also authors of the second order, which are rarely seriously spoken.

Such poets have a certain talent, there is an identity, there is a personality. Their work is not as multifaceted as the works of great geniuses, their voice sounds quieter and easier, but despite this, it is these poets of the second order who always had and have a major influence on the minds of the younger generation of contemporaries. People for whom poetry is not an art in the conventional sense of the word, but a way to convey to others some truth, tell about an important event, using rhythm and rhyme. Such poets of the second order include, for example, Demyan Bednyi, Nikolai Petrovich Ogaryov, Nikolai Klyuyev and others. Such contemporary authors include the contemporary Mordvin poet Vladimir Nesterov. The biography of this writer has not been fully described, therefore, it is worthwhile to dwell on it in more detail.

Young years of Vladimir Nesterov

Service in the army, everyday life of a student, painstaking, but creative work of a journalist - all this was learned by the poet Vladimir Nesterov. Biography and creativity of this author are closely intertwined. It seems that the poet responds to any significant public event with a poem.

Vladimir Nesterov was born on October 7, 1960 in the village of Anaevo on the territory of the Republic of Mordovia.

From the school's bench, in the future, the poet showed interest in state problems, the organization of society and the place of Russia in the world space. The poems of the young patriot were published in the newspapers Young Leninist, October Light, Moksha.

After school, Vladimir Nesterov firmly decided to become a journalist and entered the Mordovian State University at the Faculty of Philology, which he graduated with success in 1987. So began his journey of life, Vladimir Nesterov. The biography (from a photo of childhood and adolescence) of this writer is hardly covered in magazines, but one can hope that in time the reader will have the opportunity to learn more about this unusual poet.

Mature years and the beginning of the work of the poet

In 1988 he published the first poetry collection of V. I. Nesterov "Sotx" (Russian "Communication"). And in 1992 two books were published: "Vachashit kolga" ("About the famine") and the collection "Spiritual thirst", and a year later, in 1993, the Mordvin poet Vladimir Nesterov joined the Writers' Union of Russia.

In the 1990s, the poet worked for some time as the head of the national theater in Mordovia and tried to maintain the people's spirit in society, inspiring people to believe in the future, no matter what. About this period, he responds as "hungry."

At present the poet lives in Saransk in Mordovia. He conducts active public activities, participates in the Congresses of Writers of Russia, attends patriotic events in schools, and speaks with interest at literary evenings and meetings.

Awards and recognition

The poet Vladimir Nesterov is widely known in his native Mordovia. He regularly takes part in poetry competitions, more than once became their prize-winner and laureate.

The poet was awarded the Literary Prize of the Republic of Mordovia, is a prize-winner of the regional competitions "Mirror of the Nation" and "Christmas Star", participant of the festival of the Finno-Ugric press.

In February 2017, a creative evening was held, the guest of which was the poet Vladimir Nesterov (photo is in the article). Young writers and cultural figures of Saransk attended the event. The slogan of the meeting read: "We are all Russians!", Which emphasizes the international spirit and the civil position of the poet.

In March 2017 NI Nesterov won the regional contest in the nomination "Live, Mordovia mine!".

Vladimir Nesterov is a journalist and translator

Currently, Vladimir Nesterov works as a columnist in the newspaper Mokshen Truth. He never concealed and does not hide his socio-political position - and this deserves respect. Indeed, the poetry of V. I. Nesterov is quite specific, it may or may not be liked, but the poet can not be denied in such personal traits as citizenship, loyalty to the word and firmness. He never changed himself - but this is a quality that is not inherent in everyone. "We are a united Russian nation," V.I. Nesterov, citizens of the great great Russia, and then the Mordvins, Russians, Tatars, Dagestanis, big and small peoples. "

Being first of all a citizen, V. I. Nesterov considers it extremely important to emphasize his belonging to the great multinational culture, which is the culture of Russia. Because the poet writes as in Russian, on and in Mordovian (moksha) languages. Moreover, he is an interpreter for his native Mordovian Bible for children and some Orthodox liturgies.

Patriotic lyric poet V. I. Nesterov

The biography and work of Vladimir Nesterov are permeated with the image of a powerful and powerful Russia. Russia in his poems is not an abstract homeland, but an empire on which not only internal stability depends, but also the safe and peaceful existence of all peoples on earth. VI Nesterov sincerely believes in Russia's high recognition, in its God-chosenness and identity.

The poet admits that he is inspired by such writers as S. Kinyakin, I. Devin, G. Pinasyov.

The poet tries to respond to every significant event in Russia. For example, the procession "Immortal Regiment" VI Nesterov devoted a work in which he called on the younger generation to be "worthy" of the heroic deed of the ancestors:

That the regiment of the Immortals was at peace with us,

As for the glory of his homeland!

Landscape and folk lyric poet V. I. Nesterov

In the work of V. I. Nesterov, several main themes can be singled out: the big and small Motherland, the beauty of nature, the past and the future of Russia, philosophical questions about the life calling of man and his role in the world.

A large number of works of the poet is dedicated to the beauty of his native Mordovia. In the reciting poem "Live, Mordovia!" VI Nesterov admits in his love for his native land, says that he "does not have happiness" in the "foreign lands." The text of this poem is laid on music and became widely known to the inhabitants of Saransk.

It must be said that the poet has always sharply opposed the praise of life in the West, in a foreign land. In his poems about nature, as well as in patriotic lyrics, VI Nesterov remains true to himself - he first of all remains a citizen.

Another distinguishing feature of V. Nesterov's poetry is that he never, even in his youth, wrote about love. The poet believes that the love of a woman is unworthy of being described in high poetry. However, the theme of love in the poems of V. I. Nesterov is still present. This is a bright feeling for the Motherland:

Love, like spring water,

Melt the heat in the heart:

I'm happy to live

with you always

One fate!

- writes V.I. Nesterov about Mordovia.

Religious poetry of Vladimir Nesterov

The Mordvin poet is a deeply religious person. He goes to the service in Orthodox churches, celebrates Christian holidays. VI Nesterov is sure that Orthodox education should be an integral part of secular education.

Many poems by Vladimir Nesterov reflect his religiousness and sincerity of faith. For example, in the work "Keep, Lord," the poet asks:

Keep, Lord, save me:

Keep in me a living word.

In these lines, there is a prayer, praise to God, faith in His power and the poet's request to protect him from unrighteous deeds, to preserve his poetic talent - "living word". But such a personal appeal to God in the next stanza is acquired by the poet's beloved motif:

Keep, Lord, for us Russia:

Her special is a difficult road.

The poet combines personal and common, a request to God to help the poet save his talent and plea for the well-being of his native country.

Conclusion

Mordovian poet Vladimir Nesterov combines personal and common in his work, describes issues relating to individual life, and problems that make one think about the Motherland and the way of his people. And let his poems are far from brilliant, but they are sincere, pure and close to many.