Consider one of the sensational works of V.V. Mayakovsky 1915 "The cloud in his pants." An analysis of this poem reveals a protest against the art, system, ideology and morality of bourgeois society. With the feelings of Maria Alexandrovna Denisova, his reproach begins with a society alien to him, in which there is no true love. The poet exposes all the deceitfulness of the system prevailing in the country and, aggressively ironizing, declares: "Mayakovsky is a" cloud in his pants. " An analysis of each of the parts will mark a specific phrase of the poet.
“Down with your love”
The theme of betrayal is fully disclosed in the poem "Cloud in Pants." An analysis of the work helps to understand how this betrayal extends from the situation with Mary to all other aspects of life: he sees a different life, she reveals her rotten grin to him, and he does not want to live in a world where everyone pleases the other for the sake of surroundings.
It is very noticeable that Mayakovsky in his poems is always diverse and generous in various new derivative words, which he creates from simple and familiar expressions. The imagery and ambiguity of the words help to create a colorful picture in the imagination, animated by the reader’s consciousness.
So, for example, a triptych uses a word of a similar structure: I make fun of it - this word expresses aggression against the reader himself: a representative of a bourgeois standing.
“Down with your art”
In the second part, Mayakovsky overthrows the idols of art that were popular during his work on the poem Cloud in Pants. Analysis The idea of ​​this part reveals to the reader that genuine art is born with pain, that each person is able to become the main creator in his life. The author comes up with interesting complex adjectives: “cry-lip” and “golden-crowned”. Mayakovsky’s word “novorod” also consists of two simple words “new” and “give birth”, it is close in its meaning to the verb “renew” and means action.
“Down with your system”
Studying the work “Cloud in Pants” and analyzing it gives the reader a clear idea of ​​Mayakovsky’s negative attitude to the political system that developed during the heyday of his poetic activity. In the third part, the following words became pertinent: "mourned," "fell in love," "cursed." The word “things” coined by him characterizes belonging to things. Instead of the word “break”, Mayakovsky uses “break” because it has an emphasis on a more meaningful action, meaning not only “break”, but also “break a hole in something”.
“Down with your religion”
In the fourth part of the work, there are almost no complex copyright words. The poet wanted to convey a specific meaning to the reader: he calls Mary for love and, rejected, angers God, wanting to reveal it. For Mayakovsky, religion is false: God does not save, but only teases people with his idleness and laziness. Here it became more important to the author not the idea of ​​revolution, to which he called in the previous parts of the poem, but his pain, his passion and emotions, expressed concretely and dynamically, like a scream after an impact. All these conclusions regarding the poem are indicated by semantic and lexical analysis. "A cloud in pants" - This is a truly valuable work for history, which clearly and lucidly expresses the revolutionary mood of that time.