Fence.

Vladimir Pyast (1886-1940) is often remembered as a friend and biographer of Alexander Blok, sometimes as a wonderful translator and literary scholar, but less often as a bold symbolist poet. Researchers of Pyast's poetry often find reflections of Vladimir Solovyov's... ideas about eternal harmony, linking this to the poet's attempts to fight against a heavy depressive state, with a constant desire to end his life. In the world of Vladimir Pyast, "hopelessly suffering," confusion recedes in one way or another, "steps from the darkness" emerge, and only timeless gratitude and love remain. Our book includes the collections published during the poet's lifetime: "Poem in Nons", "Fence", "Lion's Mouth" and "Third Book of Lyrics".

Author: ПЯСТ В.

Printhouse: Ripol-klassik

Series: Librarium

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785386147747

Number of pages: 220

Size: 80х100/32 mm

Cover type: Мягкая обложка

Weight: 195 g

ID: 1395840

Vladimir Pyast (1886-1940) is often remembered as a friend and biographer of Alexander Blok, sometimes as a wonderful translator and literary scholar, but less often as a bold symbolist poet. Researchers of Pyast's poetry often find reflections of Vladimir Solovyov's ideas about eternal harmony, linking this to the poet's attempts to fight against a heavy depressive state, with a constant desire to end his life. In the world of Vladimir Pyast, "hopelessly suffering," confusion recedes in one way or another, "steps from the darkness" emerge, and only timeless gratitude and love remain. Our book includes the collections published during the poet's lifetime: "Poem in Nons", "Fence", "Lion's Mouth" and "Third Book of Lyrics".