(340 words) Sergey Yesenin - beloved poet of all. His poems are known and quoted by everyone: from small to large. But why is it so interesting? Why are young people talking more and more with lines from his poems? Let's figure it out!
About love, vocation, loneliness, war — everything about this is written by Yesenin. Any of us can find something of his own in his work. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why Sergey Yesenin is so fond of the younger generation. After all, who, no matter how young boys and girls, read poetry about robbery and crazy love, about drunken city loneliness, about social storms, which we sometimes invoke on our own head? Yesenin is a rebel, so his poems will always be close to the younger generation, who wants to change something.
Yesenin is loved not only for what he writes, but also for the way he does it. When you read his poems, then everything is simple and clear. He could write about something really important in simple language, so that even a child could understand it. It is difficult to say which of the poems I personally like the most, they are all too good in their own way. For example, I like the work called "Thoughts." Here we see that for Yesenin, “thoughts” are the companions of his unhappy life. That the more he thinks, the more unhappy he becomes. It seems to me that there is some truth to this. You must admit that many of us like to sit and think in the evenings. And how often are these thoughts positive? As a rule, the first rays of the sun wash away the night blues from us, but the sediment remains. Yesenin wrote about this without using any complicated turns and epithets. Its lines can be compared with heart-to-heart conversations, where none of the interlocutors have a desire to splurge.
How many years have passed, and Yesenin is still loved and will be loved for a very long time. After all, the themes of his work are eternal, inexhaustible. In addition, his lines are melodic, they are so easy and pleasant to put on music and listen, like a folk song. Many contemporary musicians perform his poems and revive the listeners' interest in Russian classics. And this is not surprising, because Yesenin’s voice is the voice of each of our compatriots, no matter how many centuries we have been separated from him.
