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Pushkin, "Winter Evening": an analysis of the poem
Pushkin "Winter Evening" wrote in a very difficult period of his life. Perhaps, that is why the feeling of hopelessness, sadness and at the same time of hope for a better future slip in the poem. In 1824 Alexander Sergeevich was allowed to return from the southern exile. What was his disappointment when the poet learned that he was allowed not to live in St. Petersburg or Moscow, but in the old manor estate of Mikhailovsky, cut off from the surrounding world. At that time the whole family of Pushkin lived in the estate .
After the parents left Mikhailovskiy to live in Moscow, and this happened in the autumn of 1824, the "Winter Evening" was written. Pushkin wrote his verse in the winter of 1825, by this time the poet had calmed down a bit, he no longer felt monstrous pressure from all sides, but the storm still reigned in his soul. On the one hand, Alexander Sergeyevich feels relieved and hopes for a bright future, but on the other hand he understands the desperation of his situation.
Pushkin wrote "The Winter Evening" to convey his true feelings. In the image of a kind old woman his nurse Arina Rodionovna guessed. The poet understands that this woman is almost the only person who loves him. Nanny treats him like a son, cares, protects, helps with wise advice. He enjoys spending free time with her, watching the spindle. Pushkin "Winter Evening" wrote to at least somehow calm down the mental pain. He can not fully enjoy the idyll, because he languishes in captivity.
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