Nature is a piece of paradise on earth. Clean, virgin, not spoiled by human intervention. People from cities are torn there.
But we were distracted, we will return to the nature of Turgenev. Ivan Sergeevich was able to clearly notice this or that phenomenon. Judging by how he describes nature, one can draw bold conclusions about the writer's passionate love for her.
Talk about the description
Nature in the works of Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev is closely connected with the heroes themselves. If you re-read, for example, the novel "Fathers and Sons", then this can be seen with the naked eye. Nature is changing, the character of the protagonist is changing. Moreover, the writer conveys this so powerfully and clearly that it takes your breath away.
And if we consider the story "Bezhin meadow"? How bright and colorful Ivan Sergeyevich described the summer landscape: "The color of the sky is light, pale lilac." And it seems a village morning with its bright sky. The air smells of buckwheat, bitter wormwood and rye. And at night everything freezes, only the water in the river flickers. Undoubtedly, the description of nature by Turgenev deserves the highest praise. You can only compare a writer with an artist. Only the second paints his paintings, and the first - in words.
Who read the story "Biryuk"? Remember how rain is described there? You start reading and it seems that you hear the wind howling angrily outside the window. You look up to the sky, it is black and heavy. Suddenly, a golden lightning cuts through him, splitting in two. Thunder rumbled in the distance, forcing involuntarily to recoil from the window. And here are the first drops of rain. Large and heavy, they slap on green leaves and hit the roof. Reread the story - you yourself will understand how beautifully Turgenev describes the nature.
The nature and personality of the writer
There is no doubt that Ivan Sergeyevich loved nature and admired it. But few people know that he worshiped this wondrous creation of God. The nature of Turgenev is majestic and all-consuming, the person before her is powerless.
The writer tried in vain to understand what connects nature and man. What strings stretch from an immortal and eternal nature to a weak creature. But each time, tripping over her formidable silence, he left his search for a while. Then they renewed again, and everything repeated.
Nature in the works of Turgenev is something unshakable. She is the counterweight to stupid and strange human desires and ambitions. Ivan Sergeevich was able to see how far the laws of nature are from human plans and ideas. How easy it is to destroy them. Sometimes Turgenev was afraid of her laws, which people cannot influence. It seemed to him that these laws were embodied in a kind of indifference of nature in relation to people.
There is a poetic prose by Turgenev - "Nature". that's what it is called, and in it the author is trying to ask questions to this eternal and unshakable giant. But the answers of nature are cold, sharp, and make it clear that you do not need to climb where the human mind is powerless.
Conclusion
We talked about how Turgenev describes nature. About his very sensitive and personal attitude towards her. The writer was able to make nature a part of human life, to merge them together.
The love of nature in his works is so pure and gentle that I want to reread them again.