IMAGES-SYMBOLS OF THE CRIMEA, THE SEA AND THE SOUTH IN A.S. PUSHKIN''S POETRY AND A POETRY OF B.L. PASTERNAK
Pushkin hints and reminiscences meet practically in Pasternak's all poetic collections, especially in early, such as «My sister – life of» (poem «Venice» and «Twins») «The twin in clouds», «Themes and variations». The most frequency are hints and reminiscences from A.S. Pushkin's poems «Sea» and «Prophet» and «Bronze Horseman», and also from the novel in verses «Eugene Onegin». Poetic cycle of B. Pasternak «Theme and variations» figuratively also it is symbolically connected not only with A.S. Pushkin's poem «Sea», but also with Ayvazovsky's picturesque experiences on a subject «Pushkin at the Black Sea» (in particular, with a picture «Pushkin on the bank of the Black Sea»). However «the sea text» Pushkin and Pasternak, interrelation of these texts, images-symbols of the Crimea, the sea and the South in Pasternak's creativity demand additional studying.