The year 1833 in the fate of Alexander Sergeyevich was marked by the second “Boldin autumn” and an unprecedented creative upsurge. The writer was just returning from the Urals and decided to stay in the village of Boldino. During this period, he wrote a lot of interesting and talented works, among which was the poem "Autumn". Pushkin was always fascinated by the golden season, he loved this time most of all - about this he tirelessly repeated both in prose and in poetry. So in 1833, the writer decided to devote a large and emotional poem to autumn.
Alexander Sergeevich really wanted to convey a special atmosphere of joy about the onset of his favorite season. Pushkin's “Autumn” impresses the reader with its beauty and poetry. The poet cannot explain what his admiration for this time of year is connected with. He does not like spring, because the thaw begins, the mud bothers. In the summer it would be fun if mosquitoes, flies, dust and unbearable heat did not pester. Pushkin also likes winter with its snow-white coverlet, severe frost, interesting holidays. But the poet has a special attitude to autumn, while nature has not lost her outfit, but is already preparing for a long sleep.
Pushkin’s poem “Autumn” is written by iambic, which gives him gaiety and liveliness, very accurately conveying the state of mind of the author. The theme of the work is sad, but the rhythmic pattern of size contradicts this, while adding expressiveness and not at all violating the unity of the artistic impression of the work. The poem focuses on lyrical experiences. The poet very colorfully conveyed the picture of the last breath of nature: "she is still alive today, tomorrow is not."
Reading the poem "Pushkin's Autumn", the reader can mentally imagine the beautiful Boldin landscapes, "in scarlet and gold-clad forests." Despite the sad words and sometimes dreary mood, thanks to the rhyme, the verse seems dynamic and vibrant. The writer cannot really explain his love for the golden season, he just likes it, how someone might like the "consumptive maiden." It was Autumn of Pushkin that always inspired me to write colorful and interesting works.
Of course, this poem must be taken not only as a description of the seasons. In it, the poet depicted various pictures of life: winter holidays, ice skating, hunting of landowners, summer heat. There is also a hidden meaning in it regarding the fate of the poet-freethinker, who is trying to create under the conditions of autocracy. But still, this poem is an ode to the favorite season, Pushkin praised autumn in it.
Analysis of the work allows you to understand the feelings of the poet, to understand the tension of all the forces of his soul, creative burning and impatience. The poem ends with the question “Where do we go?” This reflection already concerns the position of the poet in society, his life in an autocratic-feudal system. "Autumn" is written in the form of a casual conversation with the reader, the author shares his feelings, thoughts, feelings. Changing intonation adds a special vivacity: from calm narrative to ironic and lyrical.