Music of planets. Bunin I.A.

The name of Ivan Bunin, the first Russian laureate of the Nobel Prize, the poet and prose writer, never became a sign of a literary school or current. But, remaining aside from the fashionable literary trends of the era and remaining fidelity to the traditions of the Golden Age, Bunin has become a classic during his lifetime. According to A. Twardowski, his poetry is inherent in the "constant desire to find" combination of beautiful and eternal "in the world. Dissolve in the cycle of nature, in the change of infinite Chreda of centuries. ” Peering into the pictures of nature, turning to the depths of memory and history, to the riddles of the human soul, the poet enriched the Russian poetry with new intonations and images, capturing in his work the strange “fluidity of time” and the elusive beauty of the world, which, like the instant reflection of the Zarnitsa, sometimes covers ours. Life is a mysterious light. The basis of this collection was poems written in different years of life and included by the author in the collected works of 1934-1935.