Aleksandr Pushkin
Pushkin was a revolutionary and his liberal vies are depicted in almost all of his poems. The five poems that will be discussed in this research paper clearly present Pushkin’s views. “The prisoner”, “Just There over the Crowned…”, “The league of ours is…”, “It’s time my friend…”, and “Oh Rome- a proud land…” These particular five poems by Aleksandr Pushkin, helped me in creating a more clear and perceptive image of the poet, his life, and his ideals.In the first poem “the prisoner” Pushkin is describing his experience in prison. Pushkin was arrested by Czar Nicholas I, for his liberal views. This poem, can be interpreted as Pushkin’s experience in prison. However an alternative interpretation of this poem, is that lives of the Russian people were being oppressed and their liberties were confined by their king. “We’re free proud birds; it is time for the friends to fly.” he is inciting his people to get out of this “prison” “Let us fly outside!” This poem clearly shows Pushkin’s liberal and somewhat revolutionary views. His view of the current Russian government--monarchy-- is that of a prison that is denying its citizens the right to be free. In the next poem “Just there, over the crowned…” pushkin is de
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Approximate Word count = 1050
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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