Early and late poetry of A.S.Pushkin is filled with philosophical reflections. At 24, the poet was thinking about the vicissitudes of fate. He looked at the world with young optimism and wrote to the album a young 15-year-old girl fromquiet "If life deceives you ..." (Pushkin). We will now analyze the short work. The poet still believed that all sorrows are transitory.
History of creation
In 1824 the police, looking through the mail of A.Pushkin, found out that the poet was carried away by atheism. This was the reason for his resignation from the service and the reference to two years in Mikhailovskoye. In the neighborhood was the estate of Trigorskoye, which the poet frequented. He became friends with neighbors, in particular, with the mistress of the estate Praskovia Osipovna and with all members of her considerable family.
For the charming naive teenage girl Zizi(Eupraxia Nikolaevna Vrevskaya), who saw everything only in two colors - black or white, the poet wrote in 1825 a miniature filled with deep meaning. It begins with the words: «If life deceives you ... ".
An analysis of the poem by Pushkin will be given below, but inin the middle of it the poet assures the girl who has become inflamed, that surely there will come a day of fun. By the way, the poet will keep his friendship with Evpraksiya Nikolaevna until the end of his days.
Theme of the poem
We begin the analysis of Pushkin's poem "Iflife will deceive you ... ". The first line of the quatrain is followed by encouraging words suggesting not to be sad or angry, because in the heart and soul of any person lies a huge power. It will help you get what you want. We just have to wait a bit.
If despondency has come, then you should accept andwait it out. In life there are many bad things: frustration in friendship, pain and tears. But it is necessary, having stumbled, to rise and go further. Life is like a coin, with two sides.
On one side is confusion andanxiety. On the other - happiness, sometimes fleeting. Without knowing pain and despair, we will not be able to experience joys. Unexpected gifts from life should not wait, we must learn to do them to others and myself. Then a day of fun will come. And when you have a good mood, you can do a lot of good things that will respond in any heart and you will bring joy to yourself.
Continuing the analysis of Pushkin's poem "Iflife will deceive you ... ", it should be noted the poet's words, stating that the heart lives in the future. Let the present is sad and does not bring any new vivid impressions, nor love, which every girl dreams, but still you should not give up. The world is arranged very interestingly, if you smile and say to someone "thank you", then they will smile at you and thank you. Everything begins only with you.
Sadness will immediately go away, tears will dry up, and suddenlyeverything will start to form in a beautiful mosaic, everything will finally fall into place. And the more difficult it is for you, the more you will appreciate the smallest joy.
The whole world will appear before you in all its diversity. Finding beauty in small things, you will teach the heart to beat in the rhythm of good and quiet. Even past sorrow in the memories will turn out to be nice.
Deeply felt lines teach everyone withwith patience and humility, accept everything that life gives to us. She brings her gifts to everyone according to his merits. In our power to make black white or, more than that, magically colorful.
Composition and genre
The miniature consists of two quatrains and eightstanza. An analysis of Pushkin's poem "If life deceives you ..." shows that in the first quatrain the author paid more attention to the hope that joy will return, however sad and dreary the present may be. The second part is devoted to the future: the belief that "everything will pass away," and even sorrows will be sweet to the heart. This approach to life allows us to refer the work to the philosophical genre.
Rhythm, rhyme, figurative means
The poem is written by the trotter.The first strophe of rhyme is circular, in the second - cross. Pushkin did not use a single epithet, but nine verbs. They do not mean movement. Each of them unfolds life in the present, only the last two are put to them in the future tense. This emphasizes that cycles of life invariably repeat, and they should be treated calmly, accepting and experiencing them.
On this you can finish the analysis of the poem"If life deceives you ...". Just want to add that these wonderful lines are put to music by our three composers: AA Alyabyev, Ts. A. Cui and RM Gliere. Inspired, they created wonderful romances, which are performed by chamber singers in our days.
