A brief analysis of A. A. Blok’s “Nightingale Garden” poem

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1. Summary The Nightingale Garden A. A. Block Nightingale Garden The hero of the poem – it is written in the first person – a worker; he comes at a low tide to the sea, in order to earn a living by working hard – pounding clods and scraps with layered rocks. The extracted stone on the donkey is taken […]...
2. “Nightingale Garden” of the Block in brief summary The hero of the poem – it is written in the first person – a worker; he comes at a low tide to the sea, in order to earn a living by working hard – pounding clods and scraps with layered rocks. The extracted stone on the donkey is taken to the railway. Both to […]...
3. A short analysis of the work “A Poem Without a Hero” by AA Akhmatova During the siege of Leningrad Anna Andreevna Akhmatova “was on duty as an ordinary air-defense fighter, she sewed sandbags, which shewed trenches – shelters in the garden… A fountain house, under a maple, sung to her in” Poem Without a Hero, “which was written quarter from 1940 to 1965. During these years, the poetess not […]...
4. Summary of the Nightingale G. H. Andersen Nightingale Behind the garden of the Chinese emperor was a forest, and in the woods there lived a nightingale who sang so well that even a poor fisherman forgot about his seine, but then again took up his business and did not think about the nightingale until the next night. Travelers said […]...
5. “Nightingale” Andersen in brief Behind the garden of the Chinese emperor was a forest, and in the woods there lived a nightingale who sang so well that even a poor fisherman forgot about his seine, but then again took up his business and did not think about the nightingale until the next night. Travelers said that the nightingale is […]...
6. A brief tale of the “Nightingale” In the forest, next to the estate of the Chinese emperor, lived a nightingale. And he sang so beautifully that the poor fisherman, having heard, temporarily did not remember his seine. The wanderers who arrived in the area admired the magnificent singing of the bird and believed that the emperor had nothing better than a […]...
7. Summary “Nightingale” by Andersen Behind the garden of the Chinese emperor was a forest, and in the woods there lived a nightingale who sang so well that even a poor fisherman forgot about his seine, but then again took up his business and did not think about the nightingale until the next night. Travelers said that the nightingale is […]...
8. Summary “Kyle and the Nightingale” Krylov The donkey met the nightingale and asked him to sing. He sang and was beautiful. All were heard. But the donkey advised him to learn from the cock. Nightingale flew away. Analysis of the fable Donkey and the Nightingale, the heroes of the fable The main characters of the fable are a donkey and a […]...
9. The ennobling force of art and living nature in the fairytale “Nightingale” Hans Christian Andersen is familiar to all the children of the world. Together with a good magician Ole Lukoie, he told us dozens of good, wise and beautiful fairy tales. From him we learned about the little northern country of Denmark where the writer lived, about elves and trolls, about the tiny Thumbelina and the […]...
10. Summary “Ilya Muromets and Nightingale the Robber” In the epic is told about the military exploits of Elijah. He departs from the house, from the village of Karacharovo, which is near Murom, to the capital city of Kiev to serve to Prince Vladimir. On the way, Ilya makes her first feat. At Chernigov, he smashes the enemy army, besieged the city. Does […]...
11. “A Poem Without a Hero” by Akhmatova in brief The author hears Chopin’s funeral march and the whisper of a warm shower in the ivy. She dreams of youth, his passing cup. She is waiting for the person with whom she is destined to deserve such that the Twentieth Century will be embarrassed. But instead of the one she was waiting for, on New […]...
12. My favorite poem My favorite poem is a poem by Alexander Trifonovich Tvardovsky… no, not about war. About love. In fact, this is a declaration of love to the bride, but not his own, but a stranger. It is called “The Bride”. The boy and the girl were growing up together, they were playing, “… the dust was […]...
13. The Nightingale Echo AA Kim Nightingale echo On a rainy summer night in 1912, on one of the docks of the Amur, the steamer leaves a young man alone. This is the German Otto Meisner, master of philosophy, a pet at the University of Konigsberg. The vague feeling that he once was here is stored in his soul. […]...
14. “Dead Souls” poem about Russia One of the first readers of Nikolai Gogol’s poem Dead Souls PF Zaikin described his impressions after reading the work: “Everything that is ugly, vile and vile in Russia, everything has been found out here.” The conversation between the landowners, landlords, lackeys, coachmen with horses and the life of everyone and, in general, whole Russia, […]...
15. Kim’s “Nightingale Echo” in brief On a rainy summer night in 1912, on one of the docks of the Amur, the steamer leaves a young man alone. This is the German Otto Meisner, master of philosophy, a pet at the University of Konigsberg. The vague feeling that he once was here is stored in his soul. It seems to him […]...
16. Whatever I planted a garden I want to create such a beautiful garden so that people coming to rest here could forget about all the troubles and admire them. Such a garden often appears in my imagination… Arch, entwined with ivy. This is the entrance to the garden. From it in different directions are shady paths. In the middle of […]...
17. Composition of the garden The garden is the most favorite place in the summer. All the trees in the garden have already faded, and they begin to keep up the fruit. What trees grow in our gardens? The most favorite and popular tree is the apple tree. More trees, which are often found in the garden – pear, plum, […]...
18. Questions and answers to G. Longfellow’s poem “The Song of Hiawatha” When the mythology of the Indians of North America developed? What is its peculiarity? The mythology of the Indians of North America reflects the complex processes of tribal migration, the influence of sedentary and nomadic tribes, agricultural and hunting tribes on each other. Among them, the Iroquois tribes were the most important. In myths, all […]...
19. Summary of “Iosele – Nightingale” In the Cold Synagogue Mazepovka is sung by the beautiful cantor Shmulik Yampolsky. Once in Mazepovka comes the world famous cantor, and Shmulik, for the first time having heard the singing of a professional, decides to teach the singing of his son Iosele, who has a beautiful treble. Ioselus can not stand studying in a […]...
20. Romantic escape from reality in Byron’s poem “Childe Harold” He is the mournful edge of war and crime Left cold, without tears, without regret. D. Byron “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage” is written in the form of the lyric diary of the main character – Childe Harold. Childe Harold is a young man of noble birth. His ancestors “have won fame and honor in citizenship and […]...
21. The meaning of the poem “Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri The meaning of the poem is a person’s comprehension of his sinfulness and an ascension to the moral life, to the spirit, to God. Only then can you find peace of mind when you realize all your sins, repent, renounce earthly goods, and redeem what you have done with suffering; about this says “Divine Comedy.” […]...
22. About the poem “Childe Harold Pilgrimage” by G. G. Byron At the end of June 1809, Byron went on a two-year journey, during which he visited Portugal, Spain, Albania, Turkey and Greece. Byron was interested in the peoples of these countries, their life, culture. Particularly struck by his social contrasts: he saw the unlimited arbitrariness of local and foreign tyrants, the complete lack of rights […]...
23. I love my old garden My family is proud of our orchard. Several generations of our clan participated in its creation. The garden comes very close to the house – also very old. Cherry trees are looking in the windows. You can reach out of the window and collect a handful of cherries. Another apple scraped into another window. There […]...
24. Summary “Pedagogical Poem” by Makarenko The theoretical legacy of A. S. Makarenko, his convictions and sparkling talent, which were fully developed in the 1920s and 1930s, still faithfully serve the school, enrich our ideological and creative life. Time does not extinguish, but opens up more and more facets of his selfless and versatile pedagogical work, he experienced 200,000 hours of […]...
25. A poem by right of memory The great events that took place in our country were reflected in the work of Alexander Trifonovich Tvardovsky and in the form of a direct portrayal of them, and in the form of related individual reflections. In this sense, his work is extremely topical. The largest postwar production of Tvardovsky was the poem “For the […]...
26. Painting by Polenov “Grandma’s Garden” Among the many famous Russian artists, a great impression on me is produced by the paintings of Polenov Vasily Dmitrievich. His landscapes simply admire his liveliness and riot. Most of all I was impressed by his picture “Grandma’s Garden”. Probably because I also have a grandmother in the village, and I often visit her. Naturally, […]...
27. How we worked in the garden My grandmother has a dacha: a plot of land of six hundred, on it – a house, a garden and a garden. All this is small, but there are many different vegetables, fruit-berry trees and shrubs growing there. There is enough work for everyone. Once on a Sunday summer day, my whole family – my […]...
28. All of Russia is our garden When Chekhov pronounced the name of his new play, it seemed to Stanislavsky that it was about something beautiful, dearly loved. The atmosphere of beauty, love, sadness envelops the image of the cherry garden from the beginning to the end of the play. A room that is still called a children’s room. One of the […]...
29. Composition on the theme of the garden How wonderful to have a rest on a hot afternoon in the summer garden! The sun gilds everything around, making its way through the dense green foliage of trees. The branches of the apple tree lean under the weight of red-cheeked fruit. Pour juicy pears. This garden was planted by my grandfather. He marked the […]...
30. A brief summary of A. Tvardovsky’s poem “Vasily Terkin” The main character of the poem is Vasily Terkin. It’s a guy at least where he can stand up for himself and the eater is excellent. Terkin is a veteran fighter. This is his second war, the first was Finnish. Terkin is talking about that old war. He remembers how one day his squad stopped […]...
31. Summary “Grandma’s Garden” Grandmother’s gift I had a grandmother. And she loved me very much. She came to visit us every month and gave us toys. And she brought along a whole basket of cakes. Of all the cakes she allowed me to choose the one that I like. And my elder sister Lelyu did not like her […]...
32. A brief summary of Pushkin’s poem “The Bakhchsarai Fountain” In his palace sat the formidable Khan Girey, angry and sad. What is sad about Girey, what is he thinking about? He does not think about the war with Russia, he is not afraid of the machinations of enemies, and his wives are loyal to him, they are guarded by a faithful and evil eunuch. […]...
33. Analysis of the work “Golden Meadow” Prishvin The works of MM Prishvin are taught to observe and love nature. The writer notices the slightest changes occurring around him, knows how to tell about them so that we can clearly imagine everything to ourselves. From this story you can see that even in the simplest, unsightly, at first glance, nothing noticeable flower is […]...
34. A brief summary of Pushkin’s poem “Ruslan and Lyudmila” Prince Vladimir the sun is feasting in the Gridnitsa with his sons and a crowd of friends, celebrating the wedding of the youngest daughter of Lyudmila with Prince Ruslan. In honor of the newlyweds singing guslyar Bayan. Only three guests are not happy with Ruslan and Lyudmila, three knights do not listen to the prophetic […]...
35. A brief summary of NA Nekrasov’s poem “Railroad” Late fall. Snow has already fallen out, but the leaves are not yet withered, and the lyrical hero is the narrator, he is traveling on the train. His fellow travelers are a general with his son Vanya. The child asks who built this railway. Father answers that the road was built by Count Kleinmichel. The […]...
36. About Dante Alighieri’s poem “The Divine Comedy” “Divine Comedy” Dante is a monumental monument of medieval culture, synthesizing its most important achievements, knowledge, ideas about the world and aesthetic experience. At the same time, it largely surpasses its era, reaching the level of “timeless”, “eternal” creations of world culture. The work is based on the story of “walking” in the afterlife widespread […]...
37. Flowers in the garden of Galinka There is nothing more beautiful than the flowers that came to palisades and dwellings. They came from the depths of time, To make life more exalted and purer. S. Krasikov I live in a multi-storey building, and I do not have a backyard, but there is Galinka, and she has a garden. Do you think […]...
38. “Summer Garden” composition Description of the theme: the city walking park in Brodsky’s painting “The Summer Garden in Autumn”. a warm autumn day, a gazebo, people walking in the distance walk in the distance, and the thinning golden leaves in the trees are shining closer to the sky. Golden autumn is the most beautiful time for walks in […]...
39. Painting of Ge “Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane” In 1867 in Florence, Ge wrote a picture of the “Messengers of the Resurrection”, which no one in Russia understood or recognized. Nikolai Nikolayevich sent the canvas to the exhibition of the Academy of Arts, but they refused to attend. His friends put up a job in an art club, but she did not have […]...
40. The summary of the poem “To Whom in Russia Live Well” NA Nekrasova Prologue In a fairy-tale form, the author depicts the dispute of seven peasants about “who lives happily, is free in Russia.” The dispute turns into a fight, then the peasants reconcile and decide among themselves to ask the tsar, the merchant and the priest, who are happier without receiving an answer on the Russian soil […]...