ANALYSIS OF ALEKSANDR FAYNBERG’S POEM “MEETING”

Abstract

This article analyzes one of the most delicate and captivating works of Aleksandr Faynberg, the poem entitled “Uchrashuv” (“The Meeting”). This poem occupies a special place in the poet’s creative heritage and stands out among his other works due to its deep meaning and subtle artistic expression. Clear evidence of this can be found through the present article.

Aleksandr Faynberg’s poem “Uchrashuv” explores the spiritual impact of unexpected and fateful encounters in human life. The inner experiences of the lyrical hero, memories of the past, and emotions of the present moment are expressed in a sincere and emotionally powerful manner. The poet interprets the meeting not as an ordinary event, but as a significant occurrence capable of shaking the human soul and bringing meaningful change to one’s life.

In the poem, feelings of longing, suffering, and hope intertwine, revealing the transience of life and the value of human relationships in a deep philosophical sense. In addition, the article examines the poem’s artistic and figurative devices in detail. A reader who delves into this article can clearly sense how the poem captivates the human soul and draws one into a world of reflection and contemplation