"Ты моей никогда не будешь..."

David Samoĭlov - krupneĭshiĭ sovetskiĭ poėt "iz pozdneĭ pushkinskoĭ plei͡ady", odin iz samykh i͡arkikh predstaviteleĭ pokolenii͡a frontovikov, tvorcheskiĭ putʹ kotorogo vo mnogom opredelila Velikai͡a Otechestvennai͡a voĭna. Odnako znachitelʹnai͡a chastʹ stikhov, napisannykh v gody voĭny, uvidela svet lishʹ posle smerti avtora, otkryv novye grani v tvorchestve poėta. Pervyĭ stikhotvornyĭ sbornik byl opublikovan tolʹko v 1958 godu i s interesom prini͡at chitateli͡ami. Za nim posledovali i drugie knigi, i imi͡a Davida Samoĭlova prochno utverdilosʹ v ri͡adu naibolee znachitelʹnykh poėtov ėpokhi. Pushkinskai͡a glubina i prozrachnostʹ v ego tvorchestve soedinilisʹ s bezuprechnoĭ ottochennostʹi͡u formy i mysli, a tema vnutrenneĭ svobody i liriko-filosofskoe zvuchanie mnogikh stikhov opredelili ikh svi͡azʹ s klassicheskoĭ russkoĭ poėzieĭ. V nastoi͡ashchem sbornike predstavleny izbrannye stikhotvorenii͡a, napisannye v raznye gody; v izdanie takzhe vkli͡uchen razdel poėticheskikh proizvedeniĭ, kotorye pri zhizni avtora ne publikovalisʹ. Chitatʹ dalʹshe…

David Samoilov is the greatest Soviet poet "from the late Pushkin galaxy", one of the brightest representatives of the generation of veterans, whose creative path was largely determined by the Great Patriotic War. However, a significant part of the poems written during the war years were published only after the author's death, opening up new facets in the poet's work. The first collection of poetry was published only in 1958 and was received with interest by readers. Other books followed him, and David Samoilov's name was firmly established among the most significant poets of the era. Pushkin's depth and transparency in his work combined with impeccable refinement of form and thought, and the theme of inner freedom and the lyrical and philosophical sound of many poems determined their connection with classical Russian poetry. This collection contains selected poems written in different years; the publication also includes a section of poetic works that were not published during the author's lifetime. Read more…