Autumn is an amazing time, which in our latitudes has a special charm. Often, she is credited with the title of "golden", since all the trees and bushes are covered with yellow leaves that slowly fall, forming an incredibly beautiful carpet on the ground. That is why the statements about the autumn, which were written by the sages of different times and nationalities, contain so many secrets, charm and charm. They fully reflect the beauty of this wondrous pore. Therefore, now for an example we will consider some of them.
Poetic masterpieces
The most famous sayings about the fall are contained in the works of the famous Russian genius - Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin. What is only one of his phrases: “Dull time! Eye charm! " - taken from the eponymous little poem. All schoolchildren and adults know him by heart. It can be stated with full confidence that this work fully shows us the whole essence of autumn: its beauty serves as a cover for the fact that nature is immersed in a deep and mysterious dream that will last all winter.
In the depths of centuries
Statements about the fall are also contained in the works of ancient authors. It would seem that in those subtropical latitudes where they live, there is not the charm that Alexander Sergeyevich wrote about. Nevertheless, authors such as Aesop were able to capture this time in their work, giving it philosophical significance. Among the most famous ancient Greek quotes, the following should be highlighted: "Summer will not always be." If you think about it, it has not only a “natural” meaning, but also a special subtext that everyone can regard in their own way.
Let's turn to prose
It is also important to highlight the statements about the fall, which are embodied in Russian prose by famous authors. For example, the writer Anton Chekhov admitted in one of his letters: “But I love Russian autumn. Something unusually sad, welcoming and beautiful. I’d take it and fly away somewhere with the cranes. ” Paustovsky, in his creations, compares this golden time with something most touching and bright that exists in our world. In his creations, a dull time turns into a kind of expectation of a miracle, something new and bright.
As diverse as this withering season is, the statements about autumn are varied. For example, Karl Chapek compared exactly the month of October with spring in his famous quotation: “You should know that October is the first month of spring.” And Bonaro Overstreet considered this time as unstable as spring: “October is a symphony of constancy and change.”
Romance
Statements about autumn and love occupy a special place in art. As a rule, they are found in the works of romantic writers. Mark Levy wrote very interestingly and even a little philosophically in one of his novels: “Love also has autumn, and one who knows how to forget the taste of kisses of a loved one knows it.”
Nowadays, there are also “autumn” quotes and statuses in social networks that ordinary people come up with. Among such creations one can often find quite good statements that have their own meaning and philosophical implication.