Presentation on the topic "Perm writers". “Beautiful people love poetry” Contemporary Perm poets
POETOGRAD
The Perm land is rich in talents. Including literary ones. The name alone of the poet Vasily Kamensky - a futurist, aeronaut and enthusiast - could glorify any literature. D.M. glorified his land. Melnikov-Pechersky. The city of Perm under the name Yuryatin exists in the famous novel by Boris Pasternak “Doctor Zhivago”. And Viktor Astafiev dedicated the Kama region - Chusovoy and Perm - a quarter of a century of his creative life. It’s not for nothing that the annual Festival named after outstanding writer. Chusovaya was glorified by the relatively young Alexei Ivanov, who not so long ago literally burst into modern literary life. The names of children's writers of the region are widely known. But the remarkable group of poets of the Perm land is especially noticeable today. With the proposed publication, we introduce the reader to the names of poets who are new to the readers of “LG”, creating in this ancient and at the same time always young region of our country.
Yuri KALASHNIKOV
***
In the old park, in the poplars,
Both fresh and damp:
I walked here this night
Rain in striped pajamas.
I saw him enter
In warm government slippers,
How thoughtfully I wandered
Along darkened alleys,
I breathed clean air,
Muttered poetry impromptu,
Was he remembering something?
Either he regretted something...
And when the rooster crowed,
He disappeared into a nearby alley.
And wet fluff remained
From his night walk.
***
Everything foreshadowed the rain of the night:
The East has become irrevocably dark,
Surrounded by silence,
Sucking, painfully drowsy.
The country weeds have quieted down,
The offspring were hidden by daisies,
And the wind, chick boy,
Rolled the wheel of a piece of paper,
And caught it with practice
He is in the sights of his rule,
And he ran along the road,
Just barefoot, like the son of a mare.
The shirt swelled with a bubble,
The dust of the road followed...
It sparkled. Thunder rolled.
And the rain... didn’t fall even a drop.
***
Quiet June evening.
Late ferry from the top.
A meeting has gathered in the sky
Cirrus clouds.
The sun broke on the water,
Side towards sunset.
Warm suffocating air
He's driving me out of the house.
I'll lie down in the grass near the house,
Throwing my arms back.
Sadness so familiar
Suddenly the sunset will scorch.
As if it all happened.
Only when? And where?
The remnants of the moon are drowning
In water white as smoke.
***
Spring of Russian changes:
The snow along the roadsides is quietly melting.
The people are like Diogenes in a barrel,
Silently thinking about something.
Yes, winter is already behind us,
But it seems the highway is large and ancient,
All the same poor houses,
All the same poor villages.
And just like before the changes,
The wind blows freely in the fields,
And only antenna crosses
They sing Russia piously...
***
Have I lost my way,
Is the demon playing with me?
This is necessary, I'm lost
On the side on the native one.
I can't recognize the neighborhood
It's like I'm seeing it for the first time,
It's even interesting
But maybe not now.
I don't walk without a smile,
But there’s a slight ache in my soul.
It's like violins are crying somewhere,
They cry sadly - bitterly.
They sound and disappear,
Evoking sadness and melancholy.
For whom are they crying?
Isn't it for me, man?
No path, no road,
Not a mile from Kolomna...
God bless you with strength, God bless you with legs
Find the way before dark.
***
When the day goes out
behind sparse forests,
And the Path shimmers
in the autumn twilight,
Avoiding villages
silent fields
Suffering Lord
passes through the Earth.
In distant cities it bubbles
Hysteria,
Debauchery is blissful
and Evil triumphs...
The Lord carries a lantern
and Russia is burning in it,
And soft light pours in,
and the Lord is bright...
Nikolay GLUMOV
***
I won’t upset you with tears,
I won't ask anything
Only with you
I'll sit in the evening.
I'll just sit there
On the bench at your feet,
I'll just look at it like this
How do you knit a stocking?
***
Let there be slush outside the window
And the rain is persistent,
Turkmen melon pulp,
She gives me heat!
And so insidious sweetness
The treasured fruit:
Take a bite and the joy melts away,
Like in a fairy tale, without a trace.
And it’s a pity that I brought you to tears recently
Lost East -
Once well-behaved
A piece of empire.
***
Electric cars hum
The factory is working
Mechanic in an angry frenzy
There's a canister of alcohol coming.
The reality around him:
Cast iron and wires;
He believes in originality
Hard work.
And full of hidden power -
Aesthetes out of spite -
And his gaze is angry,
And a sweaty brow.
FIRST SNOW
Both joyful and interesting
Looking out the window in the morning
To the whitewashed surroundings,
Forgotten my blues.
And don’t think about anything at all,
And just watch hour after hour,
Like a northern city gloomy
The Lord transformed for us.
***
See through the eyes of a child
Heavenly blue surface,
Laugh uncontrollably, loudly
And cry loudly, like in childhood.
And a pure, sinless soul
Take the whole world down to the grain of sand -
I definitely don’t see this happening,
This won't happen to me!
***
It's a sad time of year,
October is a slow time
Nature gives up hope
And it rains in the morning.
They beat loudly on the angry roofs,
They're knocking on the shiny pavement,
In the courtyards you can finally hear it a little
They play with fallen leaves.
And along long deserted boulevards
It's so nice to walk alone,
And the bouquet is almost for free
Buy from an old lady with an umbrella.
And grieve with nature,
And endure both rain and wind,
And sigh: “What a time of year,
October is a slow time.”
***
It no longer breaks my chest
With a gentle whisper of “I love”,
Already drop by drop, a little bit
You are assembling your strength,
I don't want to wander anymore
Under starry sky and the moon,
And you try to forget everything,
That even the century is different now...
***
Despite the end of September,
Today is a warm and clear day,
And in my garden the asters are burning,
I suppose it’s not at all in vain.
Everything around - even the decrepit fence -
Warmed by their magical radiance.
They have a childish, carefree enthusiasm,
They contain a smile of farewell to summer.
I know their unearthly beauty
There is no escape from the frost;
And I don’t feel like myself when I walk around them
And I just can’t stop looking at it.
Alexey MALTSEV
***
Without a motor, on oars,
the channel that we remember
With a backpack and a tent,
like in our youth, we will sail away
And we'll moor to a log with a reddish
hewn butt,
And fragrant terry
Let's fill homemade pipes.
Having lit a cigarette, let's relax,
in viscous tobacco smoke
Forgetting about everything...
But the oar creaks with a rowlock,
It gets cold in the chest:
we fished here when we were young,
The floats were carried away,
carried into the World Ocean.
***
Where the boats sleep face down on the shore,
Where you can breathe and think easier,
Whether Yesenin, Tyutchev's line
The wind of August will whisper in your ear.
Where the pre-dawn river is chilly,
Where pine trees hide cones in dark needles,
Yesenin, Tyutchev's line
It will inadvertently touch a nerve.
Where the surrounding villages are within easy reach,
Where the rustle of waves in silence is like a miracle,
Yesenin or Tyutchev in a row
Mesmerized, I'll forget about everything.
Where the clouds look like animals,
Where in bad weather the rain covers the open spaces,
Yesenin, Tyutchev's line
It will be a talisman for me against misfortunes.
***
Again autumn is hunched over in haystacks,
The poles hum all night long...
Yellow leaf on a roadside stone,
Like a sign of an unknown fate.
And trembles in the windy sunset
The pastures are stingy beauty...
No, by God, I don't have enough
Strength to leave your father's place.
***
And when it dawned
and patchwork crumpled shadows,
crawling through the bushes,
my feet were still cold,
I suddenly thought
that dawn
doesn't look like autumn
and its dissimilarity
akin to my whole life.
Unsettled in something
sometimes so hopeless
that in the morning,
like a prayer you repeat:
“Hold on, hold on!”...
I suddenly thought
that's it,
sailing from the east,
met a different dawn
a different life.
MOTHER IS ILL
Gray strands on government-issued chintz -
Like ashes in the snow.
A whistling whisper: "I'm from the hospital,
I'll probably run away...
When the soul is bought off from the body, -
What a blessing!..”
And you wait for the detour like this,
waiting to be shot,
So as not to suffer.
Your whims are naive stories -
There is light in the tunnel.
How reverently you, mother, believe in this,
Like when you were twenty.
But everything just mixed together:
Love and fear
And the years are like drops of Valocordin
In your hands.
Oh, mom, mom... Skinny aspens,
Hospital Park...
Both pain and tenderness - to be called a son.
How to live?
Anatoly GREBNEV
IN KOTELNICH AT THE MILL
There are three mills in Kotelnich -
parovich, vodyanicha and windmill.
An ancient Vyatka proverb
Here is Kotelnich station!
Conductor, I'm going crazy!
Why are you bothering me -
I'll go to Kotelnich!
I can distinguish the Vyatka dialect,
My heart is warm again.
The Kotelnichesk people are ticking,
Well, they’re talking, what’s up?
As if in childhood, having sat down on HIV,
I'm flying to the mill.
I don't need a steam engine
I don’t need the crowberry -
I'm in the wind!
Over there behind the garden, on the hill,
Against the wind - grace! -
Melet chalk toy.
You can't even see the wings!
I'll keep my smile
I can’t feel my feet underneath me.
He will open the gate for me
The hidden west.
And the darkness will smell like lilacs,
And it will hit me under my breath.
Someone will gasp outside the window,
And to the joyful: “Oh!” -
The miller's wife will come out as a peacock,
From top to bottom “to the point.”
Either stand in front of her or fall -
Still can't resist!
And I will begin, standing next to:
“Here I am, I’ve arrived, they say.
How is it with you these days, is it imported?
Like, what is your grind?
Like, I want to grind like people -
Just to start off shallow.
Like, it won’t be bad for you either
And we’re not feeling bad either!”
And she stands there, speechless -
Like, what else are the words for?
Like, you yourself, guy, are talking too much
For four positions!
Remember your love's name -
Without you, my whole life is empty...
And merge with mine
Melnichikha's mouth!
It’s not thunder that thunders over the forest,
It’s not a thunderstorm in the sky -
It pours out too much
Isn't it my harmony:
- Oh, my love,
What are you dissatisfied with?
We have our own mill,
Our own butter press!
ON AN EMPTY SHORE...
My soul hurts in hate
distant
From maternal places -
So many years in a row!
And so I walk and wander
IN forgotten dreams villages
I wander through the meadows
wherever the eyes look.
I stand and look until I cry
On the blue lake reaches,
And I'll fall into the grass,
And the memory of the soul
I’ll hear the chime of cheerful haymaking -
Here, on the shore,
There were huts!
Here, on the shore,
I'll light the fire
I close my eyes
And in the glow of dawn
I'll see how they go
They walk in a diagonal line,
They walk chest-deep in the grass
mowers swinging.
It's a rainy day
stands up, smoking in the dewdrops.
And you can see far away -
Colorful and light
Colorful in the meadow
Scarves and scarves,
And ahead - in the lead -
The front-line soldiers are coming.
...Right here, on the shore,
In the subtle sublunar light,
We met in a circle,
Having forgotten and forgotten things.
And the most beautiful in the circle
There was my girl
My accordion in the circle
It was louder than others!
...Like an echo of that life
Which has no end,
Conveys me without knowing any obstacles,
Under the rustle of the reeds
and lake waves singing
Prayer chant
And the ringing of bells.
And this ringing in my heart
Suddenly you will joyfully delight,
You will see with your own eyes -
To the pebble at the bottom -
Rings the bells
The invisible city of Kitezh
And the heads of churches shine in the depths!
Everything there is dear to me!
There the mother is coming from communion.
There are peers playing rounders
Under the porch.
And come closer -
I wish I could hear it now
What does the grandfather talk to his father about in the arable land?
He has just returned from the war.
He was killed near Rzhev.
And there is a trace on the overcoat
Explosive from a bullet.
He talks to his grandfather -
Grandfather is preoccupied with sowing.
And now father
Will hug me!
And the whole village is here,
And all the relatives are alive!
And now he’s singing
And the father's house is crying!..
On the empty shore
Without opening your face,
I sit and cry
On the empty shore...
FRONTIER
And the neighbors have not been happy for a long time -
Vanka moved again, making a fool:
He lights a fire in the fence
And shouts: “Sevastopol is burning!”
There is no point in trying to reason with Vanka,
It’s better not to touch him at this hour.
He fires into the white light from a double-barreled shotgun
And yells: “Battery, fire!”
He destroys anything, furiously,
On command: “Attack!” Forward!"
Will completely defeat the fascists,
Sevastopol will return to Russia...
Calm down
The bathhouse will heat up.
But, remembering his friends, he repeats:
“Dear Sevastopol, Sevastopol...
Do you hear, friend, -
Sevastopol is burning!
Vladimir YAKUSHEV
AUTUMN GROVE
The soul of the autumn grove is burning
In the tiresome rain.
It's getting easier
More and more silent every day.
She needs almost nothing
But moisture from red eyelashes
She's happy on a foggy morning
Shake it off on sleepy tits.
Ah, she has all autumn without sadness,
And with her and to us in our native land,
We've seen everything in life
And we will survive everything in silence.
***
Muddy plain
Melted snow.
Stone clay,
Boot print.
A scattering of crows:
Dots and dashes.
Yes, it's cold as hell
In our kennel.
NIGHT CLOCK
The native city sleeps and sees,
how he became a stranger to me.
I smoke, that's life
and she turns into smoke.
I see walking with love
sleazy suitor.
Life is life
and she is like a war fire.
I see I got it
lucky military ID.
This smoke eats your eyes
It's ashes, but I'm warmed by it.
I'm walking, looking at prices,
like the inhabitants of the mountains.
Life... this life
trampled down like a fire.
Dear city, you are my angel
and fuse.
- Do what you want, -
said the celestial being as he left.
This smoke eats your eyes
this life turns to smoke.
The native city sleeps and sees,
how he became a stranger to me.
The native city sleeps and sees,
how he became a stranger to me.
I smoke, that's life
and she turns into smoke.
I'm walking and looking:
with a girl, a sleazy suitor.
Life is life
and she is like a war fire.
***
Autumn is taking over the entire Kama region.
It's raining - it's filled to the brim.
And memories of you are running away.
Hello, dear! Come on in, love!
God knows why, but I'm free
And embraced by dark light from within.
I am like a fallen angel,
I remember my wings, how they hurt.
My friends, beloved ones, I am with you!
My wings were torn out by people just like you.
I passed through the hills like heaven,
Without bowing your proud head.
AND dirty ice I injured my legs on the way,
Having broken through the iron bushes,
We are angels
humiliated,
gods -
Let's find our graves and crosses.
And in the last year, already breathing in the abyss
In leaden, tainted blood,
It's easy from life
yours I will disappear.
Hello, dear! Come on in, love!
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Literary reading And History of the Perm Territory (grades 3 – 4) Topic: “Perm Writers.”
This lesson can be made introductory on the topic “Perm Writers”, and can be followed by a series of lessons about Perm writers. Maybe in the future some of the students will want to do research work about some writer of our region. It will be very good! The purpose of this presentation will be to introduce primary schoolchildren to an extremely rich and colorful picture of literature, which can be called “literature of the Kama region” according to the place of creation and existence, the place of birth or life of those who created it. To introduce the works of writers of the Perm region (who are forgotten), to cultivate respect for the culture of the peoples of multinational Russia.
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The colors are magnificent, the thoughts of the poetry of the peoples whose history and life are closely connected with the Kama are deep. I want to tell you about some of these writers.
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Trutneva Evgenia Fedorovna
Famous children's writer, lived and worked in Perm Born on December 4, 1884 in Perm In 1904 she graduated from the Perm Women's Gymnasium
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She worked as a laboratory assistant in the library of the Perm Pedagogical Institute, at the department of Marxism-Leninism. She began writing her first poems back in her high school years. The first collection “Gift” was published in Sverdlovsk in 1940. During the Great Patriotic War, many poems were published in front-line newspapers. Since 1943 - Member of the Writers' Union. Many poems are set to music. Evgenia Feodorovna died on April 23, 1959.
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One of the collections, “Golden Rain,” includes many of her best poems for children.
In the sky above the plane there was a round gate. It’s only unclear to me - Who built them in the heights? Who painted it so beautifully? Who surprised everyone? I'm running, running forward, I can't catch up with the gate! For the flight of an airplane This is a rainbow-arc Covers the clouds with a key and a lock With a silk handkerchief. What kind of house is it, like a curlicue, driving along a path on the edge of a forest? Whose little house is this? Did you want to ride? The kids are watching, they are watching and marveling. They came closer and took it in my palm. “Snail, snail, put out your horns! » RAINBOW SNAIL “Burn, burn clearly, So that it doesn’t go out...” In a clearing where there is a pine tree, I stand alone in front... Along the birch edge, girlfriends scatter..." Burners
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Vavilin Mikhail Dmitrievich
Born on January 22, 1921. In 1939 he graduated from the Kudymkar Pedagogical School. In 1941 he was drafted into the Soviet Army. Graduated from the military medical school. He was a paramedic on the Western and 2nd Belorussian fronts.
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Awarded the Order of the Red Star and medals. After the war, he worked in a newspaper and was the editor of the district radio broadcasting. The first poems were published in 1937 in the newspapers “Young Bolshevik” and “On the Lenin Path”. Since 1956 - member of the Writers' Union. He wrote such stories and poems as: “At dawn”, “Forest land”, “Our first deputy”, “Forest song”, “Oh, you field!” and much more". Here is one of the excerpts from his poetry: “In the spring I think about autumn, I wait for the desired news from her. When he comes, he will put his silent hand on my heart again...”
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Tumbasov Anatoly Nikolaevich
Born in 1925, he dreamed of becoming an artist, but the Great Patriotic War began, and he became a soldier. His dream came true after the Victory. Most of all, Anatoly Nikolaevich loved to draw nature.
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Anatoly Nikolaevich said: “At any time of the year - spring, summer, autumn, winter - I always take an album with me and, observing, sketch everything interesting that is found in nature.” Also, the artist always had a notebook in his pocket. Small notes appeared there, stories about what they saw, which were later published in books such as “The Brave Mushroom,” “Bumblebee on a Sketchbook,” “Droplets,” “Autumn Round Dance,” and many others.
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Some illustrations of drawings included in the collection of stories about nature “Meadow Slumber”.
“Time to Fly” “The days come when it seems that everything is flying somewhere. Umbrellas, fluff, wind blower seeds are flying, fluff is flying from overripe poplar catkins, midges are flying, birds are flying, clouds are flying..."
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"Around us"
“From the first drop to the first traveler - the snow cover, the seasons pass. Endless change of pictures and colors in nature..."
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"Scenery"
“From the window you can see rye, a birch in the rye, and at the far end of the field a pine tree... ...I look out the window as if at a painting. Only the painting is alive: the colors are constantly changing, and every time I see a new landscape.”
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"Stepchildren"
“There are a lot of all kinds of mushrooms in the forest... ...Admire, in one fly family there are all sorts of them: a mushroom with an umbrella, a mushroom with a plate, a mushroom with a fist, another... with a thimble. He had just come out of the ground, and his cap was already in fashion: red and with white specks. Handsome guys!...”
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Radkevich Vladimir Ilyich
Born in the city of Beloy, Smolensk region in 1927. In 1949 he graduated from Perm University, Faculty of History and Philology. Worked as an inspector of the Perm regional department of culture. Then he was a correspondent for the Perm Radio Committee. Subsequently, he became a literary employee in the regional youth newspaper “Young Guard”.
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As a student, he began publishing in Perm regional newspapers. In 1951, the first collection of poems, “Good Way,” was published. The poems “Above the Kama” were translated into Chinese and broadcast on Beijing Radio. He is also known as a translator from the Komi-Permyak language. Since 1959 - member of the Writers' Union. Known to readers from publications such as: “Good Way,” “Tractor Driver,” “Passengers,” “Loving Your Land...”, “Talk about Happiness,” “Ural Lyrics” and much more.
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Collection of poems "Ural Lyrics" - the search for human happiness in difficult roads modernity is the main theme of his book.
Excerpt from the poem “Walk along the Kama” “As long as we are drunk and healthy, What will happen to us does not count! Along the Kama, along the Kama, along the Kama the Cheerful steamer is sailing...” Excerpt from the poem “I am from the Urals” “Like in a dream, like in a whirlpool, I fell into Moscow, She erased the province from me. And to the usual question - where do I live? “I answered that my homeland is from the Urals...”
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The historical paths and national cultures of the Bashkirs, Tatars, Komi-Permyaks, and Udmurts are different. But their fate became the common fate of the Russian and other fraternal peoples, with all its poetic wealth.
Thank you for your attention.
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A reading competition dedicated to the work of poets from the Kama region.
Decor:
Poets of the Kama region
And the best of all, without a doubt, -
I praise without hiding, -
You, Ural village,
my motherland!
Radomir Shangin
1st speaker: Today our meeting is dedicated not just to poetry, but to the poetry of our native Kama region. You will hear poems by our poets and a little about them.
2 ved: At all times, the pen of poets was guided by the desire to express their feelings, to tell hidden secrets hearts.
3 Vedas: Love and friendship, life and death, good and evil, truth and beauty - all these eternal themes are reflected in the poems of the poets of the Kama region, to whose work we are turning today.
4 Vedas: It is difficult to imagine our poets without poems about their native village, about its inhabitants, about forest huts, about birches. Behind all this they saw our Small Motherland with its open spaces, green meadows, forests, lakes, cool evenings.
1st Vedas: Each poet has his own destiny, his own poetic voice. But all poets have one thing in common: the dream that poetry will find its reader and leave a good mark on his soul.
2 ved: And I would really like each of you to hear those lines that are intended specifically for you.
Presenter 3: So, let's begin! Alexey Leonidovich Reshetov(April 3, 1937 - September 29, 2002) - Russian lyric poet and writer. The Small Bereznikovskaya Encyclopedia calls him the best lyric poet of Russia. Al. Leonidovich Reshetov was born in Khabarovsk on April 3, 1937. In 1937, his parents were repressed: his father was shot, and his mother was exiled to camps, first to Kazakhstan, then, at the beginning of the war, she was transferred to Solikamsk to build a paper mill. In 1943, she was released without the right to leave Solikamsk, so the children and their grandmother moved in with her and rented housing in Borovsk, in barracks near the plant. Later the family moved to Berezniki.
4 Presenter: After graduating from school, Reshetov studied at the Berezniki Mining and Chemical Combine, where he proved himself to be a qualified specialist and a good organizer, for which he was repeatedly awarded by the management of the mine administration and the Uralkali enterprise. It was during this period that most of his poems were written.
3 Presenter: Reshetov began writing poetry in 1953. His first book, Tenderness, was published in 1961 and was noticed by critics. In the 60-70s, the collections “ White list", "Rowan Garden", "Lyrics" and others. In 1965, after the publication of the story “Grains of Ripe Apples,” Reshetov was admitted to the Union of Writers of the USSR. By this time Reshetov was already widely famous poet: articles were written about his work, his poems were included in the anthology of the best lyric poets.
4 Presenter: In 1982, Reshetov moved to Perm and worked as a literary consultant in the Perm regional writers' organization, continuing to write poetry. His books were published in Perm and Yekaterinburg. In 1995 he moved to Yekaterinburg, and in 2002 he returned to Berezniki, where he died on September 29, 2002.
“We were much more frank in childhood...” - reads Karavaev Pavel 10 B, Pirozhkov Denis 10 A
reads Akhmadieva Almira 10B
"Mistress of Poppies" - reads Zhdanov Kirill (7A), Filimonova Vlada 6A (competition)
1 led. Vladimir Ilyich Radkevich born in the town of Bely, Smolensk region, into a family of teachers. In 1929, the family moved to Rzhev, where Vladimir attended school. In 1941, he and his mother were evacuated to the village. Sharap of the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, where he graduated from high school. During the war years, like all his peers, Vladimir Radkevich learned to understand the main values of life - the price of courage and grief, the price of human kindness, the price of bread, finally. And this understanding will later become the basis of his poetic worldview and his life position.
2 ved. As the poet Domnin said at an evening dedicated to Radkevich’s 50th anniversary: “It’s hard to imagine, but in those years Vladimir Radkevich knew how to handle a horse, harvested grain together with the village children, and one day, after the summer and autumn harvest, he received his first fee In the morning, a bag of grain and peas was a priceless gift in those hungry years. He didn’t walk the whole way home, but almost ran—he couldn’t wait to present his first earnings to his mother.” In 1943 Radkevich moved to Perm and entered the Faculty of History and Philology of Perm University.
1st. He began publishing while still a student in 1947. The first collection, “Good Way,” was published in 1951. Since 1959, Radkevich has been a member of the Union of Writers of the USSR. Over the years of creative activity, poetry collections “A Clearing to the Sun”, “Under the Stars”, “Ural Lyrics”, “Kama Bridge”, “Favorites”, “Poems of Different Years”, “Balance” were published.
Contemporaries called Radkevich the singer of the Urals and Kama.
Vladimir Radkevich passed away in 1987.
"Letter to Mother" - read by Abrarov Marat (10A)
3 ved. Alexander Grebenkin born in 1940 in the Udmurt Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic. Graduated from the Perm Polytechnic Institute. Author of 13 poetry books. Lives in Perm. The poet's soul and his poems remain young, he is active and tireless.
4 ved. As the director of the Bureau of Propaganda of Literary Literature at the regional writers' organization, Alexander Alekseevich does everything possible so that the work of his fellow writers can come into direct contact with the readership. Largely thanks to him, the traditions of holding Literature Days of the Kama region are preserved in cities and districts of the region, and numerous creative meetings are organized.
“Starling” - read by Korovina Nastya 6 A;
“Near the river is a blue spruce forest” - read by Evdokimova Oksana 7V;
“I grew up in the harsh Urals” - reads Kushpeleva Ksenia 7 B;
“You won’t see a village a hundred miles away,” reads Khasanova Afina 11 V;
1 ved . -poet, member of the USSR Writers Union (1979). Born on March 21, 1941 in the village. Chistopolye (Kirov region); doctor in hospitals in the Kirov region and Perm; head department of Perm regional hospital; author of 12 collections, including “Chistopolye”, “Bell of the Vyatka Echo”, “Bird Cherry Cold”, “Return”, “Temple”; laureate of the award of the governor and the Legislative Assembly of the Perm region.
“Haymaking fun time” - read by Salimova Ilshana 8th grade.
“The dawn is glimmering in the fog,” reads Vika Shirinkina, 8th grade.
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2 ved. Mikhail Romanovich Smorodinov born in 1943. Perm poet and journalist. Author of 14 books of poetry and prose, published in Perm and Moscow, member of the Writers' Union of the Russian Federation. Writes lyrical poems reflecting our complex, full of problems a time where there is a place for anxiety about the future, and the joy of being, love and sadness.
“We are strange people after all,” reads Dultsev Alexey (10A)
“What is there in this wide world of mine?” - reads Nurikhanov Rasim (10 A)
“About Friends” - reads Igosheva Tatyana 11 A;
“Man” - read by Obidin Sasha 8th grade.
“Return” - read by Trefilova Alena 8th grade.
And students of grade 5A will introduce us to the work of Evgenia Fedorovna Trutneva and her poems
"Mom" - reads Bogdanov Vanya 5A
“Porosh” - read by Smirnova Zhenya 5A
“Victory” - read by Khalilova Marina 5g
“Autumn is wandering,” reads Damascene Natasha 5g
3 ved: And here, in the Oktyabrsky district, there live talented poets and prose writers who, if they are not widely known, are only because they are deprived of the opportunity to be published and publish their works.
4 ved: Olga Mikhailovna Korablina born in 1922 in the village of Bogorodsk, Oktyabrsky district, in the family of a veterinarian. In her youth she went to the front of the Great Patriotic War. Returning home from the front, she worked as an instructor at the regional House of Culture and head of the military registration desk at the Oktyabrsky district military registration and enlistment office. She retired from the newspaper editorial office, where she was a literary employee for more than 10 years. On February 4, 2007, after a long illness, Olga Mikhailovna passed away.
3rd lead: Journalistic work provided O.M. with inexhaustible material not only for essays and correspondence. In addition, she wrote poetic feuilletons, witty fables, lyric poems, and stories.
4 ved: To a large extent, Korablina’s creative line was determined by her harsh youth, and her internal position oriented her towards a lyrical and journalistic understanding of the past, towards an honest open confession of the soul of a woman who knows the value of joy and sorrow.
“Your words” - reads Moskaleva Maria 6A; Rusakova Inessa 7 A
"Old Waltz" - Muranova Anna 10 A (Deryabina Maria 7 A)
"My Legend" - Peresheina Ksenia 10 A
1 ved: Radomir Ivanovich Shangin born in 1928 in the village of R - Sars. Prose writer and poet. Most of his stories are dedicated to the village. And this is no coincidence, for he spent his childhood in a rural hut, on a village street. During the war, he plowed on horseback and worked as a hammer hammer in a blacksmith's shop. After studying, he worked in the party and taught; for 19 years he was the director of the R-Sarsi secondary school. Shangin has his own view of the village, verified by his own life experience.
“Motherland” - (Shamatov Ravil 10 A) Pereshein Vladislav 5V, Orlova Lisa 9 A
1 ved : Rashid Shakirovich Khabibrakhmanov (Budulai) born in 1937 in Yanaul. Professional musician. His fate was very difficult, sometimes even dramatic. Hence the peculiarity of the poems.
2 Vedas: “I am not a poet, I am a wanderer, a vagabond,” Budulai says about himself. It is under this pseudonym that he is known in the village of Oktyabrsky, where he lived, and he used it to sign his poems and stories. Their characteristic feature is that the author’s pen is driven by a heightened thirst for justice. He has an independent view of man, his place in today’s world, his own vision of guidelines and values: aesthetic, spiritual and moral. His lyrical hero is a free and uninhibited person.
“Pain” - (Azmatov Marat 10A) Ratushnyak Nikolay 7 A
4 ved: Boris Vasilievich Belyankin born in 1939 in the city of Ose, Perm region. In 1950 he moved to the village of Oktyabrsky. After school he served in the navy, then entered the Leningrad Printing School. After graduation, he worked as director of the Oktyabrskaya and then Chernushinskaya printing houses. Now he lives in the village of Oktyabrsky.
“Intimate” - (Deriglazov Valery 10 A) Gushchin Anton 7 A
1 ved: Nina Sergeevna Veselukhinna born in 1981. She graduated with honors from the Sarsinsky school and entered the Kungur agricultural farm. College In 2000, she returned home to Sars, receiving a diploma with honors. He has been writing poetry since his school years. They contain either the voice of youth in love with life or philosophical reflections on the imperfections of the world.
"Persistence" - reads Merezhnikova Daria 7 A, (Mustafina Yulia 10 A)
2 leads: Ivan Nikolaevich Konovalov born in the village of Oktyabrsky in 1949. He studied in Tyush, where the family moved. After serving in the army, he went to the Komsomol to raise virgin soil. Graduated from the Moscow University of Arts in absentia. Now lives in Mosino
"Grove"- Zmeeva Yulia 5 V
“My Village” - (Royanov Radmir 10 A) Denislamov Rinat 5V
3 ved : Vadim Grigorievich Sobyanin born in 1946 in Sverdlovsk, and a year later the family moved to Sars. After finishing school he entered the Ural State University, and then transferred to Perm University. In 1971 he returned to his native place and lives to this day in the village of Sars.
"Autumn motives" - Krasnoborova Katya 5 V
4 ved: Evgraf Ivanovich Abramov born in 1947 in the village of Oktyabrsky, in the creative family of Ivan Abramov and Valentina Shangina. He started writing poetry early. He was published in student circulation while studying in Sverdlovsk, in army and regional newspapers. Premature death interrupted his creativity. His poems reflected the time, the complex soul of the poet, the search for hope, thoughts and dreams. His poems are deeply touching and serious.
“We understand happiness only then...” - Kuligin Alexander 10 A
1 ved: Tatyana Alexandrovna Bobrova born in 1951 in Ukraine, in the city of Stakhnovo. She studied at a music school and graduated with honors from the Stakhanov Pedagogical College. While studying, I started writing poetry. In 1995, the family moved to the Urals to the village of Sars. Works as a teacher at a music school. The peculiarity of the poetic world of T. A is a spiritual and moral search. The lyrical heroine of her poems yearns for beauty and mutual understanding.
“Proms” - Gilfanofa Olga 10 A, Bazhina Maria 7 A
"Boomerang" - Korobitsina Ksenia 10 A
Boomerang
I heard someone else's words in a song,
They penetrated my soul
They began to bother me and disturb me
And they excited my thoughts.
“Everything will return to us like a boomerang,
You can't cross the river of life,
After all, as the people say:
What goes around comes around."
How amazing, accurate and simple
The poet caught my thought too,
And our feelings and mood,
What stirred my soul.
Listen, people, to these words,
And let them make your head spin.
Everyone will understand and hear again
Simple wisdom in the rhyme of words.
Everything will come back to us like a boomerang,
You can't cross the river of life,
It’s not in vain that people say,
What goes around comes around.
2 leads: Tatyana Ivanovna Khasbatova born in 1975 in the village of Sars. She graduated from school in 1992 and entered Perm Pedagogical University. Now he teaches Russian language and literature at the Sarsinsky school. His poetic debut took place in 1985 on the pages of a regional newspaper. As Tatyana Ivanovna herself says, her poems are simply about life.
“In each of a thousand apartments...” - reads Bilkova Oksana 10 A (page 85)
“Beautiful and subtle features...” - (Bilalova Maria 10 A) (page 84), Mokan Alena 9 A
"Conversation with Father" - Zhdanov Dmitry 10 A ( page 84)
"Two windows" - Zainullina Elzana 10 A
“Potato” - Luzyanina Natalya 10 A
"Monologue of a Woman" - Shutova Alexandra 10 A
“We were all once poets” - Minsadyrova Zarina 10A
1 ved: Poem - song, poem - confession, poem - alarm,...
Who are they for? They sound to us
2 ved: But how often do we turn deaf to the words of the poet, how often we rush to turn away, or even don’t notice them at all, and therefore their pain, their feelings. And sometimes we pass hasty and not at all smart verdicts. And then we are always late with recognition.
3rd Vedas: In their poems, the poets of the Kama region leave a piece of their heart and soul. They become the voice of their native land. With their poems they give hope, helping to live.
4 Vedas: of course, free, deep, sad and bright poems about life will always live on the Kama land.
Appendix (poems)
Two windows
At night, two windows in the house were on fire.
Snow fell to the ground like white cotton wool.
They looked out the windows at the snowflakes.
Someone was crying in them tonight.
A ragged, dim light danced in the window:
The icon’s candle was burning out.
He could have lived a little longer
He was nearby and suddenly he was gone.
And grief settled in the window,
Maybe not forever, but still for a long time,
And the snowflakes in the sky were having fun -
They are dying all winter, so much.
And in the other window shadows rushed -
There was a baby crying there today.
Lies on mom's lap
And he screams, even the snowflakes can hear it.
At night, two windows in the house were on fire.
They didn't sleep there. The dream was in someone else's power.
But in one window there is great sorrow,
And in the other window there is great happiness.
Monologue of a woman
How unhappy and how poor I am.
I don't have a villa in the Canaries.
There is a fur coat, but it is old,
And you will have to wear this old one.
I don't have a personal stylist-
Whatever I buy at the market, I wear.
There is no driver, laundress, masseur,
And I don’t ask for coffee in bed.
There is no lover rich and old.
I did not open an account in a Swiss bank.
I don't spoil myself with pearls,
I didn’t wear a Cardin dress.
How happy and how rich I am:
I have a home and a family.
There are relatives, mom and dad are healthy,
There is a job, true friends.
I have everything to be happy
In this life, I can handle everything.
Well, an expensive and beautiful fur coat
You know, I don’t want to at all.
About love
All words have been written about love,
All songs are sung about love.
How can I tell you, my only one,
That you are the best in this world.
If I were a bird, I would sing
I will tell you at dawn, you alone.
And I was a star, I would burn,
Illuminating the darkness of the night.
I will never become a star or a bird,
Don't fly up, don't light a fire...
If someone dreams at night,
Then let it be me.
Potato
You know I'm a potato
And I'm in uniform today.
Serious, a little angry.
I will be your commander.
But yesterday on Saturday,
I took everything and it was boiled.
And I had no time for work,
Everything was falling out of my hands.
I was roasted on Wednesday
So deliciously crispy.
In the heat of the moment, I don’t have time for lunch,
I was hardworking all day.
And tomorrow, you will see for yourself,
I'll be a mashed potato.
I'll lie on the sofa
A portion of flavor.
Can I be deep fried
Everything is sophisticated and fashionable.
In silks, lace and guipure,
Haughtily and coldly with everyone.
Yes, you can from potatoes
To achieve something.
It's hard to eat rotten food,
But it’s a long time before I’m rotten.
We were all once poets...
We were all once poets.
Some at fifteen and some older
Like Shakespeare, oozed sonnets,
Maybe even a little prettier.
But the inspiration went somewhere,
And the words are not woven into lines.
A poem was started
Only there is no point put in it.
Life gives us the wrong stories,
And the lyrics in them are not the same.
May there be so much light in them as a couple,
There is romance and beauty.
But it’s not written, it’s not composed,
After all, a rose will not grow in the desert.
It just happens more often now,
Life is not only poetry, but also prose.
From early childhood, a child gets used to the fact that books and literature are integral components of his life, and that reading is not only necessary, but also very interesting. He learns to perceive by ear, maintain attention, catches the correct intonations and accents, which will help him in the development of speech and in further independent reading. And for parents, this will become a pleasant leisure time and emotional release, and will allow them to establish contact with the child.
It is important to choose interesting, useful and educational books, depending on the age and temperament of the child. You will re-read some of them several times, they will become your favorites.
Getting to know the works of Perm writers allows children to plunge deeper into the atmosphere that reigns in the works of writers, feel the magic of their stories, and get to know the characters better.
Try to look at your native Perm region through the eyes of children's writers. You will learn how interesting and how different writers and poets lived and are living now, at the same time as us, on the land of the Kama region. Each of them expresses their love for our big and small Motherland in their own way. Let this love find a response in your soul. Reading the works of Perm writers will develop moral qualities and standards of behavior, taking into account cultural traditions Perm region, will instill interest in the work of Perm writers.
Writers of the Perm region:
Vorobiev Vladimir Ivanovich-wonderful children's writer, expert on children's souls, kind, bright man, whose books have been known and loved by several generations of readers, is one of those writers who gave his talent and heart to children. He was born on March 7, 1916 in the city.
“Caprizka” by Vladimir Vorobyov is an instructive fairy tale, written in a humorous style, for preschool and younger children school age. Her main character- the little boy Kaprizka, who settles next to the children and whispers various dirty tricks in their ears: “Don’t listen to grandma,” “Don’t eat porridge,” makes them capricious, cry and act out. It's very educational about what can happen to children who behave this way.
“Fairy Tales” - The book is intended for children of preschool and primary school age. Contains original works about animals, work, kindness and friendship. They all teach to respect adults, value friendship and help people.
Davydychev Lev Ivanovich- Legendary Soviet children's writer, author of many popular stories for primary and secondary school age. Very wonderful tales.
Sample reading list:“How a bear ate porridge”, “About a mouse with a golden tail, about a mouse with a silver tail and about a mouse that had no tail at all.”
Kuzmin Lev Ivanovich- famous Soviet and Russian children's writer. Sample reading list:"In one beautiful kingdom"; "Good afternoon"; "Golden Isles" "Smiles of Childhood"; "Grandma's Holidays"; "Fast horses"; "Captain Coco and the Green Glass, and other funny stories"; “Hello, Mitya Kukin!”; "Silver Trumpet"; “There was an eccentric walking.”
Trutneva Evgenia Fedorovna- modern children's poetess. Trutneva’s poems are, first of all, love for the Motherland, the beauty of Russian nature, respect for work. The main theme to which Trutneva devoted herself was poetry for children, written with subtle lyricism, love of life, and love for the world around her. Paintings of the Urals occupy a special place in Evgenia Trutneva’s work.
Sample list of references:"IN native land"; "Golden Rain"; "Path"; “To the aid of spring”; "Protalinka"; "Victory"; “Time for a round dance”; "Native Voices"; "Winter spring Summer Autumn"; "Feat"; “How the apple tree went north”; "Big family".
Telegina Valentina Fedorovna- wonderful poetess of the Perm region. Her poems are read to both children and adults. The world is beautiful, joyful and fragile. Take care of him! Valentina Telegina talks about this. And the children understand it.
The book “Once on a Clear Day” develops imagination and love for nature. You don’t just read this book - but it’s as if you are walking through a green, blooming meadow, where the herbs are permeated with the warmth of the sun. Everything unkind, black, evil does not exist in this world, and this position of the author is correct: other “sources” will tell the child about this. But from the poems of the Perm poetess, the child learns that the world is multicolored and full of bewitching song music, in this world everything sings and speaks in a fabulously interesting and exciting language.
The book “Egorka walked along the hill” will allow the child to get into amazing world fables and nursery rhymes, fables and jokes, a mosaic of tongue twisters and riddles.
Hristolyubova Irina Petrovna– her stories and short stories have long become classics of literature. All works are about children and for children.
Sample list of references: story “My Bell”; fairy tale "Topalo".
Instill in children a love for our big and small Motherland. Let this love resonate in your soul.
Material prepared by: Zanina.M.A.
Last weekend, the summer stage of the Kompros poetry festival took place in Perm for the fifth time, bringing together dozens of poets in the regional capital. Authors from the Kama region, Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Izhevsk, Chelyabinsk and Tyumen came to the city.
About how the poets surprised the Perm residents this time and where they read the poems is the material from AiF-Prikamye.
"Like" for the lines
The poetry festival, which claims to be a literary festival, is expanding its horizons. This year, on the first day of “Kompros”, a slam of prose writers took place in Perm. More than a dozen participants presented their works to the public. The winner of the slam was Pavel Selukov, who read a poignant and funny story at the end.
The second day of the festival was more eventful. The key event was the poetry marathon at the “Apple” art object. The poets came out to read one poem at a time, and the public appreciated their work with “likes.” Those who received enough “likes” received an apple and could read more. The poets who did not come to the audience were left with oranges in their hands. The marathon taking place within the walls of the Big Book Fair tent attracted more and more spectators. We went to Yabloko different people, mostly young people. We read both serious and humorous. He snatched victory by collecting 28 “likes” in the final round poet Roman Chernopazov(Permian). In second place - Anna Glukhova(Izhevsk), on the third - Artyom Noskov(Ekaterinburg). While the marathon was going on, anyone could leave poems on the poetic “Möbius Strip.” After the marathon, she was deployed near the fair's tent. There were verses by authors from different cities, lines famous writers and even works on Chinese. In total - more than 30 meters of poetic canvas.
Poet Olga Rolenhof and editor Yuri Krylov at book pitching. Photo: AiF / Olga Semyonova
Following the marathon, book pitching took place (presentation of hypothetical books that authors dream of publishing). Evaluated the speakers editor and development director of the Moscow publishing house AST Yuri Krylov. Many of those who decided to present their creations were pretty nervous. A calm, polite and charismatic Muscovite, he very tactfully asked simple questions, which sometimes stumped the authors. Even Pavel Selukov, who just a day ago confidently received a storm of applause at the prose writers’ slam, was confused. Several people received the editor's business cards. They have a chance to start collaborating with a publishing house.
Read and listen
The second day of the festival concluded with a poetry slam. Here, along with all the participants, Yuri Krylov and an invitee from Moscow came out to read poet Alexander Kurbatov(by the way, the recent winner of the All-Russian slam).
Despite the fact that the slam is initially quite subjective, many raised questions about the audience's assessment. The guests from Solikamsk judged the participants rather harshly and not always fairly; Moscow prose writer and documentary filmmaker Maxim Gureev. The winner of the marathon, Roman Chernopazov, did not collect enough marks to win this time. But he received a small personal recognition from Kurbatov, who noted that the young poet’s poems were the best of everything read at the slam. And the winner unexpectedly (and at the same time long-awaited and deservedly) became Andrey Mansvetov, who was once one of the first to hold poetry slams in Perm.
The third and final day was marked by creative meetings. Maxim Gureev and Yuri Krylov immersed the audience in the personal world of Joseph Brosky and Arseny and Andrei Tarkovsky, talking about the books published by the publishing house about them. Gureev also presented a film he shot about the poet Dmitry Prigov.
Afterwards, at Yabloko, Alexander Kurbatov read his poems for an hour, who captivated the Perm residents with his reading style and received a lot of applause and shouts of “Bravo”.
Get out on the water
The final and striking point of the festival was the “Ship of Poets”. In fact, it can be considered the Kompros brand. Poets, guests, poetry lovers, and journalists set off on a three-hour voyage along the Kama River on a motor ship. All this time, poems were sung on the ship. In between poetry, the music of the folk tavern metal band Troin played. The musicians also characterize their style as “tavern folk,” which came in handy.
A folk group performed during breaks between poetry readings. Photo: Kompros Festival
The ship, filled to capacity with people, sometimes resembled a cramped tavern with increasing poetic joy. On the upper deck, where the festival flag fluttered, you could stroll along the cries of seagulls and look at the rather raging waves. At some point, poets from Izhevsk settled here, who also turned out to be musicians. After playing several compositions, they attracted a dozen spectators to the upper deck.
Poets and spectators on the ship. Photo: Kompros Festival
“The Ship of Poets” is the quintessence of the entire “Kompros”. Here they not only read poetry, but also exchange experiences and discuss painful lines. Here, poets without barriers can seek advice and criticism from experienced guests, and catch their breath after the busy festival program. Many participants and guests noted that this year “Ship” turned out to be especially successful and, perhaps, symbolic. The poets who got off the ship will meet again in the fall - at the second stage of the festival. There they will be treated to performances, book presentations, major poetry readings “Biarmia” and new poetic formats. As told during the festival program director of Kompros Pavel Chechetkin, perhaps the organizers will arrange something like a mystical session - poets in a room with dim lights will read poetry in a circle, plunging deeper and deeper into the world of poetry.