The meaning of the lyrics of the song ""You've been a long time coming in your envelope, little leaf."" (Dolgo je schel tyi v konverte, listok) the performer of the song "Vladimir Vysotsky"
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EnglishVladimir Vysotsky's song "The Crystal House" tells a simple yet powerful story of all-consuming love and self-sacrifice. The lyrical hero is willing to do anything for his beloved, as evidenced by the vivid metaphors and hyperbole that permeate the lyrics
In Vladimir Vysotsky's poem "Dodo, Alice and the White Rabbit", we are presented with an image not just of a fairy-tale character, but rather an allegory for an eternally hurrying, driven person.The White Rabbit, familiar to us from Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," embodies fuss, eternal race, and the inability to stop
In his poem "Before Our Era, a Sense of Proportion Was Observed," Vladimir Vysotsky uses satire to critically examine society's hypocrisy and its attitude toward crime.**Central Theme** The poem explores the evolution of the perception of banditry and society's hypocritical reaction to it
This satirical dialogue by Vladimir Vysotsky, "Dialogue by the TV," depicts a quarrel between a married couple, Zina and Vanya, against the backdrop of television programs. The author uses the technique of "alibi in plain sight" to expose the hypocrisy and pettiness of the characters
This satirical dialogue by Vysotsky ridicules the hypocrisy and philistinism often found in Soviet society.A couple, Zina and Ivan, have come to the circus, but instead of enjoying the show, they constantly find reasons for criticism, comparing the artists to themselves and their acquaintances
Vladimir Vysotsky's poem "Diagnosis" is a satirical depiction of hospital life and the doctor-patient relationship, where the fear of the system and its arbitrariness comes to the fore.The lyrical hero, being in the hospital, feels not like a patient, but rather like a person under investigation ("This is not a cell - it’s a ward, not a bunk - but a bench")
