Nazi Yesenin. Mischievous Pushkin. Frivolous poetry

Sergei Yesenin (1895-1925), the great poet of the Russian land, tried on different masks in life and work – from the village of Lelia to the bully. In this book, he appears before us
A blond handsome, Kutila, a favorite of women, a Moscow mischievous ghoul and at the same time a man of a naked heart.
This book, perhaps, will reveal to you, the dear reader, the unfamiliar Pushkin – a poet of an Ostroslov, who amazes with his daring and relaxedness, who did not disdain with dumb Russian expressions. Pushkin’s erotic verses and poems written in a magnificent syllable combine high feelings and sinful carnal pleasures, intimate experiences and caustic irony.
Erotic motifs that reflect the mutual possession of loving people sound in poetry from its very occurrence. Poets in antiquity had no doubt that, singing earthly, sensual love with all its enthusiasm and suffering, they would find a response in the soul of listeners and readers, because both listeners and readers are subject to the same suffering …

Artist
Bublik B.F., Artemenko O. N.
Publisher
Folio, 2014
Series
Mini