Athanasius Afanasyevich Fet is another Russian poet with a difficult fate. The great composer PI Tchaikovsky called him a musician because of the lightness, brightness and lyricism of his lines.
AA Fet loved nature, knew how to see its beauty. This beauty, he tried to convey to readers of his poems.
As mentioned above, A. A.Fet is a poet with a difficult fate. Fet was the son of a famous landowner AN Shenshin. But because the poet was born a few months before the marriage of the parents - A. Shenshina and Charlotte Fet - the spiritual authorities considered that little Afanasy can not be the heir of Shenshin. He was given the name of his mother and deprived of the rights to inheritance.
Deprived of nobility, AAFet spent his whole life trying to get him back. At first he tried to earn the noble rank by military career, but soon the poet retired. Then he decided to take up rural activities. Fet married and bought a small estate in Mtsensk. There he lived about 17 years, and there he was ordered to return the title of nobleman.
Literary career A.Feta was also not an easy one. You can say that his poems happened "not at that era." The literature was crowned by prose writers who had the means to publish their works. A. Fet published his poems in the press, but they simply did not notice.
Nevertheless, in 1840 the first collection of poems by A. Fet was created - "Lyrical Pantheon". A little later - the cycle "Snow" and "Evenings and nights."
Poems dedicated to the beauty of nature,are united into 4 significant cycles. Each cycle is a specific time of the year. Thus, poems about the nature of A. Fet represent cycles "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn", "Snow".
The poem "Spring Rain" refers to the cycle "Spring". If we talk about the genre, then the work can be attributed to a certain landscape sketch, against which - reflections of the lyric hero.
One of the features of A.Fet as a poet is considered his photographic: almost every poem is a picture that can be embodied on canvas. This is the poem "Spring Rain" (Fet). Analysis of the poem shows that the following picture appears before us: a sunny twilight light, a small fog, nearby - a forest. A special role is played by smells - it smells of linden and honey. It is not necessary to do an analysis of Fet's poem "Spring Rain" to feel like a witness of this natural wonder. The poet himself looks at nature, peers at each of its elements, does his analysis. Poetry Fet - "Spring Rain" and many others - represent an amazing beauty, seen in the usual, commonplace at first glance phenomena.
The motive of light that permeates all lines is very important. The light is visible at the beginning of the poem ("The light is in front of the window ...") and at the end - the forest in the "golden dust".
This is the semantic analysis of Fet's poem "Spring Rain". Let's turn to the peculiarities of the syllable and rhyme.
Analysis of the poem with literary criticismside next. First, we note the poetic size (it is determined by the arrangement of stresses in words). In the poem, the stress alternates, starting with an unstressed syllable, and at the beginning of the third line it is omitted. The poem is written with a tetrameter iambicus with a pyrrhic (omission of stress).
Secondly, we note the presence of adverbs "more" and "really".This is important if you analyze the poem Fet "Spring Rain." Class 5 includes this poem in the curriculum. Adverbs indicate a rapid approach of rain.
Third, attention should be paid to thepictorial means. We continue the analysis of Fet's poem "Spring Rain": epithets are an integral part of any poem. In the considered by us this forest is in "golden dust", i.e., illuminated by the sun, "fragrant honey", "fresh leaves".
The author did not fail to take advantage of and personification. This is the image of a sparrow, which is bathed in the sand.
Fourth, let's pay attention to the rhyme.It is crossed (the first line rhymes with the third, and the second - with the fourth). According to the nature of the falling accent on the last syllables used rhyme and male (2 and 4 lines of each stanza), and female (1 and 3 lines of each stanza).
A. Fet was a brilliant romantic, despite the hardships of life, which he had to endure. He managed to keep a careful, attentive attitude to the world.
