THE INTEREST TO THE HUMAN PERSONALITY IN THE POEMS "ANNA SNEGINA" BY S. ESENIN AND "THOUGHT ABOUT OPANAS" BY E. BAGRITSKY
The article discusses the poems "Anna Snegina" by S. Esenin and "Thought about Opanas" by E. Bagritsky. Despite the pressure of a new "social architecture", the main goal of the literary master is to show a human´s personality with his secret unlimited possibilities, the one that cannot belong only to the domestic, social or political status, the one that is not interested only in the current day. The history of the man´s individuality is much greater and more promising than the history of peasantry, landowning, social ideas, etc. Poets are becoming more interested in showing an individual human destiny. Depending on how successful and prosperous it is, if it is tragically ended or is still going on, the reader gets a more general idea of the epoch with its supreme traditional values: home, family, nature, earth, love, old commandments and the main of them "do not kill...", and to what extent they preserve their significance and force to the character.