The meaning of the lyrics of the song "A soldier is always healthy." (Soldat vsegda zdorov) the performer of the song "Vladimir Vysotsky"
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In Vladimir Vysotsky's poem "First there was the Word of sorrow and grief", the author reinterprets the biblical truth about the creation of the world by the word, offering his own version of the origin of the Earth and human civilization.The poem is filled with metaphors, personifications and epithets, creating an image of the painful and beautiful birth of the planet
The song "Смотрины" ("The Bride-Show") by Vladimir Vysotsky depicts a stark contrast between the seeming well-being of the neighbor and the bitter fate of the lyrical hero.The neighbor is presented as a successful householder he has a "feast like a mountain", a daughter of marriageable age, and "a hundred rubles' worth of guests
Vladimir Vysotsky's song "Incident at the Mine" is full of biting satire on Soviet reality and the morals that prevailed in society. It tells the story of miners who have gathered to drink and relax
In his song "Incident at the Customs", Vladimir Vysotsky uses biting irony to describe a situation in which the USSR, while trying to prevent the export of cultural valuables, creates an absurd situation.The lyrical hero is nervous at customs, waiting for inspection
The poem "An Incident in a Restaurant" by Vladimir Vysotsky depicts a dramatic encounter between a lyrical hero and a war veteran, a captain. The text is filled with deep meaning and makes one think about the price of peace, the memory of war, and the gap between generations
In Vladimir Vysotsky's song "Skomorokhi na Yarmarke" ("Buffoons at the Fair"), the author paints a vibrant picture of a bustling and merry folk festival, imbued with an atmosphere of freedom and abundance.The Skomorokhs, inviting people to the fair, vividly describe its wonders outlandish goods ("dashing self-dancing boots", "invisibility caps", "Firebird roasted"), fairytale characters ("geese-swans", "tsar-samovar", "Balda", "Black Sea Cat"), incredible attractions ("flying carpet"), and of
